A suspected terrorist who lives in Boise was charged Thursday in
Idaho and Utah federal courts with allegedly making a bomb and
funneling money to a terrorist group in his home country.
Fazliddin Kurbanov, an Uzbekistan national, was living legally
in Boise, Idaho when investigators allege he was making a bomb
and supporting the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan — a designated
terrorist group, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Investigators also allege that in Utah, the 30-year-old man
provided instructions on how other people could make their own
bombs.  Kurbanov was arrested Thursday morning in Boise, and
later charged in federal courts in both Boise and Salt Lake
City.  A federal grand jury in Boise indicted Kurbanov with
conspiracy to provide material support to a designated foreign
terrorist organization, conspiracy to provide material support
to terrorists, and possessing an unregistered destructive
device.  A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City indicted him
with distribution of information r