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And they had an American Brutha helping them, he was going to provide his grandma's trailer to keep the kidnapped women.

His European admixture wasn't enough to tell him that any "plot" involving 65 IQ functionally retarded African bruthas, is going to be a mixture of comedy and tragedy, but one thing it won't be is successful.

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By Angela Hatcher
WSLS10 Reporter/Anchor
Published: May 8, 2009

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Man accused of trying to kidnap Roanoke Co. woman - April 30, 2009

Luke Elbino

Anthony Muse

Joshua Kasongo

Mohammed Guhad

6:00 p.m.

Call it role reversal. Four men, who federal agents say planned to hold two women for ransom, are locked up tight in the Roanoke City Jail.

Mohammed Guhad, age 19, is a Somali citizen and Patrick Henry High School student.

Joshua Kasongo, age 19, a Roanoke County firefighter is originally from Rwanda.

Luke Elbino, age 19, is a citizen of Sudan and enrolled at Virginia Western.

Anthony Muse, age 18, is from Roanoke and is also a student at PH.

The first three were arrested by Roanoke County police April 6, for trying to force their way into a home. Guhad, was arrested by the feds May 1.

Court records claim the men “intended to kidnap the woman” who lives there and their next target was the “wife of a local business owner”

Kasongo and Elbino came face to face with agents Friday morning.

“They were asked to come in to report to their probation officer and that’s where they were arrested.“, says prosecutor Tom Bondurant.

Muse was arrested at Patrick Henry High School, where he’s a student. Prosecutors say he wasn’t one of the men who went knocking on that door in Roanoke County but they say he was set to play a major role once those three other men got their victims in their hands.

“He was the one who had access to an abandoned trailer out in Roanoke County, a rural section of Roanoke County in which the kidnap victims were to be held pending the payment of ransom.“, says Bondurant. “He also had a gun they originally were going to use in the kidnapping and decided not to.“

Four men in federal custody, fortunately no women were ever in theirs.

The three men who are citizens of other countries are also legal, permanent residents of the United States.

All four are charged with kidnapping conspiracy and attempted kidnapping.