Washington D.C. men who allegedly posed as federal agents had stockpile of weapons, new filing shows

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57% : Prosecutors say that the first visa authorized travel to Iran from July 31, 2019 through October 28, 2019, and the second from October 28, 2019 through January 25, 2020.
53% : Passports belonging to Ali were also recovered, and show two visas from Iran.
48% : Additionally, law enforcement agents recovered "numerous electronic devices," including a "significant" amount of surveillance equipment, 30 hard drives, hard drive copying equipment, a server which contained "six modules," as well as a machine that creates and programs Personal Identification Verification cards, and blank cards with chips.
45% : Taherzadeh was also allegedly seen in a video obtained by law enforcement "shooting a handgun and assault rifle at a shooting range" which is believed to be in Northern Virginia.

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