Counter-Terrorism Agents and People

u.s: U.S. counter-terrorism agents want to make sure, according to CTV. Since the attack that killed eight people, the New York Police Department and the FBI have been working behind the scenes to study his past, question his family and friends, examine his cellphone and online activity and hunt for any clues that might identify others plotting similar attacks. He assured them he acted alone. That search has already revealed instances where Saipov had contact with other people who had drawn law enforcement scrutiny. Saipov, 29, came to the U.S. legally in 2010 from Uzbekistan, where officials say he had no history of trouble with the law. What we are looking for is how has he touched the subjects of other investigations, what is his connectivity to those people, said John Miller, the NYPD's top counterterrorism official. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.