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American blast victim phillipines terrorist Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/abs_news_flash_article.asp?FlashOID=3245 http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/abs_news_flash_article.asp?FlashOID=3245 American blast victim in Davao tagged as terrorist DAVAO CITY - The City Prosecution Office on Friday tagged the American victim of an explosion in his hotel room four months ago as a terrorist. City Prosecutor Raul Bendico said findings from the investigation of the case indicated that Meiring apparently attempted to set up explosives intended to blow up Evergreen Hotel when the accidental explosion went off, mangling his lower limbs. Michael Meiring, 65, of California, was rushed to Davao Medical Mission Hospital on May 16 after the blast inside his room at the hotel located on Ramon Magsaysay Avenue here. Meiring was charged with illegal possession of explosives and reckless imprudence "for failing to practice proper attention and diligence regarding the handling of explosive materials." But he was reportedly whisked away by agents of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation and brought to the United States. Authorities want Meiring brought back to the country to face the criminal charges filed against him. Jun Bersamin, Radio dzMM

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