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nal protections against double jeopardy. The article stated that defense lawyers argued multiple charges stemming from the same conduct could expose San Diego to a potential 90-year sentence if convicted under terrorism enhancements. The article noted that the FBI placed San Diego on its most wanted list

ions. Back to Top COUNTERTERRORISM Continued Reporting: FBI 'Most Wanted' Awaits Extradition From Wales to U.S. BBC (09/08, Moffat) reported that Daniel Andreas San Diego, a suspected terrorist on the FBI's "most wanted" list for over 20 years, has appeared in a London court for an extradition hearing after being arre

er which agents found a suspected "bomb-making factory" in his abandoned car but lost track of him when he fled on foot. The article explained that San Diego, indicted in 2004 and considered armed and dangerous, was the first domestic terror suspect added to the FBI's most wanted terrorist list and had a

of his activities. One of America's Most Wanted Evaded the FBI for 21 Years - Only to Be Found in Wales The BBC (09/07, Thomas, Fyfe) reported that Daniel Andreas San Diego, a suspected animal rights extremist and bombing suspect on the FBI's most wanted list, was captured in Wales in November 2024 after evading authori

003. He was on the FBI's most wanted terrorist list and is accused of being an "animal rights extremist" for allegedly bombing two office buildings. San Diego will face a full extradition hearing on September 8 to determine if he will be extradited to the U.S. Then-FBI Director Christopher Wray said: "Dan

a), and WOAI (NBC-4) (09/03, Gambert). U.S. Fugitive Found in Wales to Face Extradition Hearing BBC News (09/03, Henderson, Hoskins) reported that Daniel Andreas San Diego, a U.S. fugitive, was arrested in Wales after 21 years on the run for bombings in San Francisco in 2003. He was on the FBI's most wanted terrorist