A decade-long manhunt has concluded with the arrest of an Uzbek national accused of orchestrating an ISIS-inspired cell from a New York City residence, authorities confirmed. The suspect, who had evaded capture for years, allegedly played a key role in radicalizing and directing a group of individuals linked to the extremist organization. Law enforcement sources described the operation as a major breakthrough in counterterrorism efforts, following years of surveillance and intelligence gathering. Details on the group’s activities and the suspect’s alleged involvement remain under investigation.
Uzbek man nabbed for leading wannabe ISIS crew from NYC home — after spending decade on the run New York Post
