June 20, 2011
A U.S. Marine reservist detained in a security scare last week around the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery had his bond from a prior criminal case revoked, a local sheriff’s office spokesman said Monday.
Yonathan Melaku, who was detained Friday after being found acting suspiciously before dawn in the national cemetery, was arrested in May in Leesburg, Virginia, during a vehicle tampering investigation, said Kraig Troxell of the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office.
In the earlier case, Melaku, 22, was charged with four counts of grand larceny and released on a $5,000 bond, Troxell said. Melaku’s detention last week caused that bond to be revoked, and Melaku was moved Friday to the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center, according to Troxell.
No federal charges have been filed against Melaku so far regarding his detention last week. After he was taken into custody, Melaku provided information that led authorities to a car parked in bushes on the side of a road near the Pentagon and prompted explosives experts to examine the red 2011 Nissan, according to an FBI statement.
A security perimeter set up to divert traffic from the area closed Route 27 and other roads around the Pentagon and national cemetery in northern Virginia just across the Potomac River from Washington, snarling morning rush-hour traffic.
No explosives or other suspicious material were found in the vehicle, FBI Special Agent Brenda Heck said. A backpack Melaku was carrying held bags of a “nonexplosive unknown material” that was being investigated, she said.
At the White House, press secretary Jay Carney said Friday that “there were no dangerous materials or explosives found.”
The FBI said Melaku, of nearby Alexandria, Virginia, was detained for trespass in Arlington National Cemetery when it was closed.
“At this time, law enforcement believes Melaku acted alone and that there were no other locations or activity involved,” an FBI statement said.
According to the U.S. Marine Corps, Melaku joined the Marine Corps Reserve in September 2007 and currently is listed as a Marine Corps reservist lance corporal and a motor vehicle operator with the Combat Engineer Support Company of the 4th Combat Engineer Battalion in the 4th Marine Division.
He has been awarded the National Defense Service Medal and the Selected Marine Corps Reserve Medal, and he was not deployed overseas, said the information from the Marine Corps.
A source in the military said Melaku had “fallen off the radar as a Marine.” He has failed to pass required fitness tests, and records show that he was given a nonrecommendation for promotion, according to the source.
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Yonathan Melaku was born on August 9th, 1988 according to http://www.newsy.com/videos/marine-reservist-in-custody-over-pentagon-bomb-scare/
August 9th, 1988
August 9th
8 + 9 +2+0+1+0 = 20 = his personal year (from August 9th, 2010 to August 8th, 2011) = Confession.
20 year + 6 (June) = 26 = his personal month (from June 9th, 2011 to July 8th, 2011) = In the news.
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Each letter of the first name rules 9 years of life. Ages 0 to 27 are ruled by the sum of the month of birth and the first three letters of the name.
August 9th, 1988 Yonathan Melaku
8 (August) + 25 (Y is the 25th letter of the alphabet) + 15 (o is the 15th letter of the alphabet) + 14 (n is the 14th letter of the alphabet) = 62
So from ages zero to twenty-seven he has the numbers 8 (August), 54 (sum of the first three letters of the name), and 62 (8+54=62) going on.
8 = Discipline.
54 = Allegations.
62 = Arrest.
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