U.S. charges three in Europe with trying to sell arms to Colombian rebels


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  • Thursday, 18 Dec 2014

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Three men were arrested in Europe this week on U.S. charges that they conspired to sell military-grade weapons for use against Americans in Colombia, federal prosecutors in New York said on Wednesday.

All three were charged with conspiracy to kill officers and employees of the United States and with conspiracy to provide material support or resources to a Colombian rebel group, according to the indictment that was previously sealed.

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