Judge orders Afghan man accused of planning Election Day attack in US to remain in custody
- An Oklahoma judge ordered Afghan national Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi to remain in custody, citing probable cause to move to trial for planning a terrorist attack on Election Day.
- Tawhedi aimed to target Americans voting on Election Day, as stated in court.
- FBI agent Derek Wiley testified that Tawhedi and his minor brother-in-law tried to buy semiautomatic firearms and ammunition for the attack.
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