Hunting for terrorists

FBI using elite surveillance teams to track at least 48 high-risk ISIS suspects

With as many as 1,000 active cases, Fox News has learned at least 48 ISIS suspects are considered so high risk that the FBI is using its elite tracking squads known as the mobile surveillance teams or MST to track them domestically. 

“There is a very significant number of people that are on suspicious watch lists, under surveillance," Republican Sen. Dan Coats said.   

Coats, who sits on the Select Committee on Intelligence, would not comment on specifics, but said the around-the-clock surveillance is a major commitment for the bureau. "The FBI together with law enforcement agencies across the country are engaged in this. It takes enormous amount of manpower to do this on a 24-7 basis.  It takes enormous amount of money to do this," Coats explained.

Hunting for terrorists

2 terrorists caught in Riyadh; 2 on the run

Security agencies have arrested two terror suspects and are on the hunt for two others, according to the Interior Ministry on Wednesday.
The two have been identified as Ahmed Said Jabir Al-Zahrani, 21, and Mohammed Said Jabir Al-Zahrani, 19, who were arrested at their hide-out in Riyadh, said Maj. Gen. Mansour Al-Turki, spokesman of the Interior Ministry.
Al-Turki said security officers, acting on reports of suspicious activity and that the men had weapons in their possession, cordoned off a house in Monasiyah district on Tuesday. A gunbattle ensued, with the suspects also throwing a grenade at the officers. They were eventually overpowered and arrested, he said.