CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - April 28, 2009
Twenty-five-year-old Philadelphia convenience store clerk Serdar
Tatar had less involvement in the plot than
the four other convicted men. Those four received life sentences in
hearings over the last two days.
Tatar's main role was providing a map of Fort Dix. He got it
from his father's pizza shop near the Army installation in New
Jersey.
Tatar's lawyer argued that he should get a lighter sentence than
the others. U.S. District Judge Robert Kugler said Wednesday that
Tatar lacked the religious fervor of the others and could be
rehabilitated in prison.
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