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Buying and selling phones is strange, but how can the possession of $11000 be considered money laundering? Were the passenger lists simply itineraries for individual passengers? I wonder if these men are livery drivers, that would explain the so-called "passenger lists". Itineraries may instruct the passengers on how early to show up for their flights and what may be permissible to bring on their flights or they could have also had a book with them of scheduled pick-ups with addresses, phone numbers, etc. Copies of itineraries are sometimes given to livery drivers to arrange rides back home. What purpose would passenger lists serve a "terrorist" anyway?
This article sounds like a simple case of theft by the police, combined with fearmongering to cover their tracks. I am sure Big Brother is pleased and may give everyone a promotion, I bet the prosecuting attorney will become a judge or governer some day. I will bet you dollars to donuts that is the case as all the arrests for alleged terrorism to date have been bogus.
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