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Man Under Surveillance by Joint Terrorism Task Force Shot Dead in BostonNBC NewsJun. 03, 2015 |
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 Good example of the state-stenography journalism Glenn Greenwald talks so much about. - Chris A man wielding a large, military-style knife came at police and FBI agents as they attempted to interview him in Boston early Tuesday, and was fatally shot only after he refused to drop the weapon, officials said. Usaamah Abdullah Rahim had been under 24-hour surveillance by the Boston Joint Terrorism Task Force, and a senior official told NBC News they were investigating whether the 26-year-old Boston man had become radicalized by ISIS-inspired social media messages and feared a terror plot was in the works. Read More 
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