Anyone noticing a pattern here?

A civilian translator who worked with the U.S. military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was arrested Tuesday after immigration officials at Boston’s Logan Airport found what are alleged to be classified materials in his possession, U.S. officials confirm.

The FBI was called to make the arrest after U.S. immigration officials found a man identified as Ahmed Melhalba carrying CD-ROMs and paper documents allegedly related to the detainees.

Melhalba is the third person arrested in what appears to be a widening investigation of possible espionage at the base where suspected al Qaeda and Taliban terrorists are held.

Maybe it’s just me, but I think we have to start wondering why we always call stereotyping a bad thing.

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