Saudi Wanted List
On 3 February 2009 Saudi security officials published a new list of Saudi most wanted terrorist suspects. The 68th individual found on that list was named "Muhammad Qasim Mehdi Reemy" or "Qassem Mohammed Mahdi Al-Rimi" with the aliases "Abu Hurayrah" and "Abu Ammar". Qassem Al-Rimi on the Saudi wanted list was one of two Yemenis on the list, and was said to be a "linked to Al Qaeda in Yemen, Saudi Arabia". According to the Associated Press he has "links to a plot targeting the U.S. ambassador in San'a." They reported he rented the house where the operation was planned and he "monitored the US embassy".
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