Ridge Says Man with Fake Checks `Disconcerting`

22 Jul 2002

Allegations that a Jordanian-born man brought $12 million in fake cashier`s check into the United States are “disconcerting” and authorities are trying to determine the man`s potential links to al Qaeda, U.S. Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge said on Sunday. Full Story

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Ridge Says Man with Fake Checks `Disconcerting`

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