
A Marine reservist detained Friday during a security scare near the Pentagon has been linked to the shootings last year at the Marine Corps museum in Quantico, Va., and several D.C.-area military recruitment stations, officials have told the Associated Press.
Yonathan Melaku, 22, of Alexandria, Va., is being held on unrelated larceny charges. One official said ballistics evidence appears to link Melaku to the shootings. Both officials spoke to AP under condition that they not be identified.
Melaku was detained Friday after being spotted carrying a suspicious backpack near the Pentagon containing what initially was feared to be bomb-making material. Authorities later said the suspicious items were not explosive.
Melaku also had a notebook that contained the words "Al-Qaida" and "Taliban Rules" written inside. The context of those words was not immediately clear, AP writes.
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