Trial has been delayed until January for a Columbus man charged with training in Syria for a terrorist attack in the US.
Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, a naturalized American citizen who was arrested earlier this year, has pleaded not guilty to charges of supporting terrorism, supporting a terrorist group and making a false statement involving international terrorism. Judge James Graham on Friday rescheduled the trial until Jan. 4 at the request of government prosecutors and Mohamud's attorney. The trial had been set to begin Monday. According to the indictment, the 23-year-old Mohamud received weapons training in Syria, and was instructed to return to the U.S. to attack a military base or a prison.
