What happened to the other cop killers, Shuaib Raheem’s co-defendants?
In 1998, a parole board quietly released Abdulah Almussudug. In 2003, Abdulah died with little public knowledge of his release. On November 06, 2007 Raheem’s other co-defendants were denied parole. On July 02, 2010, 6-days early of his scheduled parole, Shauib Raheem was released from the NY Correctional facility and transported to an undisclosed residence in NYC. In 1973, terms such as terrorism and Islamic Jihad were not part of the normal vernacular, but that did not mean such evil did not exist. In the early 1960’s in a Brooklyn Mosque, Dar ul-Islam was founded. In the late 60’s, Dar ul-Islam started a prison discipleship program. The released cop killer and the three others were disciples of Dar ul-Islam. After their 1973 arrests, NYPD Deputy Commissioner Benjamin Ward acknowledged the four as members of an orthodox Muslim sect whose motive in the armed robbery was not to obtain money but weapons for jihad. Another motive for the siege was an attempt to arm themselves against thei
