911 Dispatcher Arrested for Accessing Websites With Terrorist Information
A 911 dispatcher, Nadire Zelenaj, has been arrested for using computers at work to access secure government websites containing information about suspected terrorists.
Now the FBI wants to know what she did with that sensitive information.
The employee was hired in 2002 after the September 11 terrorist attack. 911 computers allow employees to access a secured police data site with criminal information.
However, Zelenaj was using that access for personal reasons.
Police say she accessed information from a terrorist watch list.
They tracked her movements in a two-year period between January ‘06 and December ‘07 and say she visited that site at least 232 times.
Richard Vega of the Office of Public Integrity said that at the present, they can only suspect what she’s been up to.
What we do know is — now the FBI is involved. Agents would not comment other than to say it’s part of a larger investigation.
Zelenaj has been charged with 232 felony counts of computer trespass and one count of official misconduct. She was fired in December.
A co-worker saw her on the site and became suspicious. From there, it was easy to track her computer movements.
Category: Homeland Security News
Great job to the Co-Worker that reported this terrorist sympathizer. An example should be made of Nadire Zenela showing that there is no difference between terrorist and those that sympathize with them. Her concern should have been focused on the men and women of the Police force and Fire departments that gave their lives trying to save those left into the twin towers. Those involved in the so called 9-11 truth movement should all be tried for Treason for giving aid and comfort to the enemy in a time of war.
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