Chicago man convicted in ISIS terror case after trying to recruit members on social media and encourage attacks - Ashraf Al ...

An Iraqi-born Chicago man faces the possibility of 130 years in prison after he was convicted of using social media to ...

Nearly seven years after the feds raided his Northwest Side home, a Chicago IT specialist was convicted Friday of helping the ...

Ashraf Al Safoo was arrested in 2018 and convicted in federal court Friday. Authorities say he encouraged terrorist attacks.

A Chicago man has been convicted of using social media to recruit ISIS operatives and try to spread violent jihad, and encourage people to carry out attacks on behalf of the terrorist group.

Al Safoo was arrested following a raid on his home in the 5200-block of North Virginia Avenue in 2018. Al Safoo had been held by FBI agents assigned to the bureau's Joint Terrorism Task Force.

According to court documents, Ashraf Al Safoo, 41, was a leader of Khattab Media Foundation, a sophisticated online organization that swore allegiance to ISIS and created and disseminated threats and ...

Ashraf Al Safoo, 34, was arrested Wednesday morning, following a raid at his home in the Budlong Woods neighborhood. Safoo works as an information technology specialist at Blue Bolt Solutions.

A Chicago man was convicted for aiding ISIS through an online media operation that distributed extremist propaganda, facing ...

A Chicago man has been convicted of using social media to ry to recruit for the terrorist organization ISIS and encourage ...