A federal judge Thursday ordered a Dearborn teenager to stay behind bars through at least the weekend amid a sprawling investigation into an alleged Halloween terrorism plot targeting LGBTQ+ friendly clubs in Ferndale and what appears to be the Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio.

U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman issued the order in the case against Ayob Nasser, 19, one day after Nasser was charged in the latest terrorism case in Metro Detroit in recent years that emerged during a series of FBI raids in Dearborn and Inkster on Halloween. Nasser is charged alongside his brother Mohmed Ali, and Dearborn resident Majed Mahmoud and accused of hatching a plan to commit a terrorist attack in support of the Islamic State.

All three were charged Wednesday with conspiring to provide materi

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