Suspect in Chicago car-bomb plot pleads not guilty
CHICAGO (AP) — A suburban teen has pleaded not guilty to allegedly trying to set off what he thought was a car bomb next to a Chicago bar.
Dressed in orange jail clothes, Adel Daoud looked cheerful during Thursday's arraignment. He even joked to Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman about the maximum life sentence he faced, telling her it couldn't be longer.
Asked how he pleaded, the bushy-haired Hillside teen said politely, "Not guilty."
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