The U.S. Army bus where the attack took place in Frankfurt last March.
June 22, 2011
U.S. federal prosecutors in New York City have filed murder charges against a Kosovo ethnic Albanian man accused of shooting dead two U.S. Air Force personnel and wounding two others at Frankfurt airport in Germany.
In a statement, prosecutors said Arid Uka, 21, approached a bus on March 2 at the airport and asked in English if it was carrying Americans.
The statement says Uka then began firing a pistol at the U.S. personnel while repeating aloud "an Arabic expression that means, 'God is great.'"
U.S. prosecutors have charged him with murder, attempted murder and firearms counts....more: http://www.rferl.org/content/us_charges_alleged_kosovar_gunman_with_germany_attack/24242838.html
In a statement, prosecutors said Arid Uka, 21, approached a bus on March 2 at the airport and asked in English if it was carrying Americans.
The statement says Uka then began firing a pistol at the U.S. personnel while repeating aloud "an Arabic expression that means, 'God is great.'"
U.S. prosecutors have charged him with murder, attempted murder and firearms counts....more: http://www.rferl.org/content/us_charges_alleged_kosovar_gunman_with_germany_attack/24242838.html
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