The FBI raided a Dearborn warehouse and two Detroit homes on Wednesday, killing one man and arresting several members of what officials call a radical Muslim group after the unsealing of a criminal complaint in which 11 suspects were charged with various felonies.

Luqman Ameen Abdullah

The suspects were members of a local group of mostly African American converts to Islam led by Luqman Ameen Abdullah, who was killed after shooting at FBI agents during the warehouse raid at Michigan Avenue and Miller, officials said.
Charges against the men included illegal possession and sale of firearms, theft from interstate shipments, mail fraud to obtain the proceeds of arson, and tampering with motor vehicle identification numbers.

“At one location, four suspects surrendered and were arrested without incident,” the FBI and the U.S. Attorney’s office said in a new release. “Luqman Ameen Abdullah did not surrender and fired his weapon. An exchange of gunfire followed and Abdullah was killed. An FBI canine was also killed during the exchange.”

Yassir Ali Khan

Abdullah, 53, was leader of the Masjid Al-Haqq mosque in Detroit, part of a national group known as the “Ummah,” ruled by Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, formerly known as H. Rapp Brown, a 1960’s Black Panther Party activist. Al-Amin was convicted in 2002 of killing two police officers in Georgia and is serving a life sentence.
A joint statement from the Detroit FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office said the suspects were “members of a group that is alleged to have engaged in violent activity over a period of many years and known to be armed.”

Mohammad Alsahli

The FBI said Wednesday’s raids came after a 2-year undercover investigation.
On Thursday, Canadian authorities in Windsor arrested Abdullah’s’ son, Mujahid Carswell, 30, of Detroit.

Officials later arrested two remaining fugitive suspects, Yassir Ali Khan, 30, of Warren and Ontario and Mohammad Alsahli, 33, of Ontario.
This version updates that Khan and Alsahli, the last of 11 men sought in the federal criminal complaint, were taken into custody in Canada.