Now that he has been sentenced for his role in a terrorism investigation, where will Lodi resident Hamid Hayat go to serve out his 24-year prison term?
His attorneys asked Tuesday that he stay in California, but because Hayat, 25, is entering the federal prison system, he could technically go anywhere in the country.
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posted at 11:07 am on Wed, Sep 12, 2007.
who cares where he goes, as long as he stays there for the full 24 years. None of this getting out early for good behavior junk.
posted at 10:06 am on Wed, Sep 12, 2007.
Send him to a prison that also houses some former politicians. That will REALLY make him nervous when he bends over in the shower to pick up the soap!
posted at 6:33 am on Wed, Sep 12, 2007.
Too bad Hyatt, it looks like Daddy's ice cream van will have to work extra hard in order to pay your attorney! So sad our government allowed someone as yourself to work here, and send money from the icecream to help your son in a terrorist training camp to kill Americans!
posted at 4:29 am on Wed, Sep 12, 2007.
Gimmie a break! A convicted felon wants to stay in Cali so he can be close to his family? Send him across the nation and after a few months he will be broken and he can be "interviewed" again & again. Maybe we can get more info from the Ice Cream Truck Drivers son.
posted at 3:05 am on Wed, Sep 12, 2007.
They'll probably send him to the federal prison in Lompoc, Ca. He can be close to mommy, daddy and family there and not have to be inconvenienced to badly for wanting to kill American citizens. He won't see general population or yard, and will get 24 hour security and suicide watch. That's the basic treatment given cowards and jihadists.