we wanted to talk to tabbasum gilani out of jail on a $20,000 bond. we went to his home this weekend but no one answered. he was working as a loss prevention officer. during his shift on june 8th, a shoplifting. the suspect a 23-year-old woman. police say that gilani escorted her to the back of the store and the search warrant we pulled describes what happened next. he tells her that the offense was a felony and she will go to jail unless she does what he requests. the victim repeatedly refused but gilani threatens to make sure the woman will go to jail if she does not give him some sort of sexual favor. police showed up and took the woman into custody. she told police her side of the story. police took her to the hospital to be examined and on the drive according to the search warrant, gilani is texting victim one offering to get the charges dropped and threatening to make sure she goes to jail if she does not respond to his call and messages. instead it was police that responded. last month sthey showed up at hs door. he owned up to the allegations

but gilani became radicalized after making several trips to pakistan. he changed his name to david coleman headley, using his mother's maiden name to avoid detection. headley, seen here in this f.b.i. interrogation video, traveled the world on a u.s. passport, setting up the logistics for terrorist attacks. he was in pakistan working with elias kashmiri, one of the operational leaders of al qaeda. he worked for lashkar-e-taiba, a pakistani terrorist group that organized the attacks on hotels and a train station in mumbai, india. over 160 people were killed, including six americans. 300 others were injured. it was headley who mapped out the targets supplying videotapes maps, and g.p.s. coordinates to the attackers. between missions, headley remained under the radar screen, living quietly in chicago. in 2009, a tip from british intelligence led to headley being put under surveillance. the n.s.a. program stitched together communications between lashkar-e-taiba and a pay phone headley used in chicago as well as e-mails sent under a code name to al qaeda lea