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PHOENIX (AP) — A judge on Nike soccer cleats Friday ordered two African refugees to remain behind bars for their role in what police describe as a fake bomb found at Phoenix's airport, saying that even though the incident could have been a big misunderstanding, it also could have been a "dry run" for a terror attack.
U.S. District Magistrate Lawrence Anderson issued the New nike soccer shoes ruling after a lengthy hearing that revealed new details in the case, including a video of one of the refugees going through security at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
Luwiza Daman, 51, Asa Shani, 34, and another man, Shullu Gorado, 25, have pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of causing what appeared to be an explosive device to go through a security checkpoint at the airport Aug. 5.
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