A former University of South Florida student charged with trying to help terrorists accused his attorney Wednesday of billing $750,000 for his services and then trying to coerce him into pleading guilty. ...more

January 10, 2008

TAMPA - A former University of South Florida student charged with trying to help terrorists accused his high-profile attorney Wednesday of charging $750,000 for his services and then trying to coerce him into pleading guilty. ...more

January 9, 2008

TAMPA - One of the two University of South Florida students recently indicted on federal explosives charges has refused to wear his jail identification wristband and is being denied privileges until he cooperates, jail officials say. ...more

September 12, 2007

As vice chairman of the National Authority for Tunnels in Egypt, Abdellatif Mohamed has many influential contacts. ...more

September 11, 2007

TAMPA - A hearing is expected this afternoon for two University of South Florida students charged with transporting explosives. ...more

September 7, 2007

CHARLESTON, S.C. - At a hastily-called hearing this morning, two University of South Florida students appeared for the first time on federal explosives charges. Youssef Megahed, 21, and Ahmed Mohamed, 24, appeared in mismatched clothes at the U.S. District Courthouse in downtown Charleston shortly before noon. They had been moved this morning from a nearby county jail, and their attorneys were not told when a hearing would be held today until they showed up for a meeting with U.S. attorneys to discuss the case. ...more

September 6, 2007