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<\/a><\/center><\/p>\nAbdullah Al Rifahe and his brother, Majid Al Rifahe were sitting in their car in Minneapolis, Minnesota, muching on lickies and chewies while tossing the wrappers on the street last month. A local resident observed them and asked the pair to be more mindful of their trash. The two brothers verbally assaulted the man. He began recording their license plate number and the pair got more abusive. The citizen flagged down a passing police cruiser.<\/p>\n
Police asked them their business and they said they were waiting for a drone delivery which made the cops more curious. The Twin Cities Pioneer Press<\/a> says that police were surprised by the contents of their car;<\/p>\n A hand grenade, a handgun, assault rifles and magazines and a large quantity of ammunition, according to a criminal complaint filed against the brothers. They also found cellphones, computers and electronic devices that could be used for bomb making.<\/p>\n The weapons were confiscated. Majid Al Rifahe, 26, was cited for misdemeanor assault and disorderly conduct and released.<\/p>\n Abdulla Al Rifahe, 27, was charged with felony carrying a pistol in public without a permit and remains in jail in lieu of $200,000 bail, according to the Star Tribune report. He had previously been arrested for the same crime a few months before and released from jail a couple of months before this incident.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Denizens of Minneapolis are left wondering what the brothers were planning and the police aren’t telling beyond reassuring the public that they are no longer in danger – whatever that danger was. The Star Tribune<\/a> says that the alert citizen, a disabled retired railroad worker, has applied for a restraining order against the pair because they’ve been stalking him. Because the public isn’t in danger, but the alert pensioner is still a target. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"