The figure of Akayed Ullah, the bomber in New York began to uncovered

News24xx.com -  The figure of Akayed Ullah, the bombers in New York began to unfold. New York City Police Commissioner, James O'Neill said they had interrogated Akayed.

Reported by BBC Indonesia on Tuesday, December 12, 2017 he said, "(Akayed Ullah) has given a statement but we will not talk about it now," said Commissioner O'Neill.

O'Neill explains that Akayed Ullah made his own low-tech explosive device tied to the body. The device then exploded inadvertently and causing Akayed to injure himself and causing him to suffer serious burns.

Information about Akayed was delivered by law enforcement officers in the US. Allegedly, Akeyed Ullah act was inspired by the action of the ISIS group. But, Ullah has never been in direct contact with ISIS.

Information that conveyed by White House spokesman, Sarah Sanders says 27-year-old man come from Chittagong, Bangladesh.

He entered the United States (US) with his parents and his siblings since 2011 with a F43 visa for immigrants.

Ullah has officially become a permanent resident of the United States and lives in Brooklyn, New York City.

Reports from the Taxi and Limousine Commission in New York City, Akayed Ullah recorded holding a license for being taxi driver from March 2012 to March 2015.

On the incident, Sarah Sanders said Donald Trump should have ended the chain migration and it was fully supported by the people of the United States.

"If Trump's immigration policy was in force, it would prevent other individuals like Akayed Ullah coming to the United States," said Sanders.

The Bangladesh state itself is not included in the six countries that are banned by President Trump's policy.

From the police records of Bangladesh, Akayed Ullah has never been involved in legal matters and was last recorded visiting Bangladesh in early September 2017.

 

 

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