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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A former FBI translator will learn Friday whether he faces a prison sentence after he admitted doctoring transcripts when his own name came up placed by a terrorism suspect.Abdirizak Wehelie of Burke, Virginia, to making false statements. He will be sentenced in federal court in Alexandria.Wehelie, 68, admitted he marked himself down as an "unidentified male" when a target of FBI surveillance left a message on Wehelie's cellphone in 2012, while Wehelie was working as a contract linguist for the FBI. The person who called Wehelie was under investigation at the time for helping a person join al-Shabab, a militant Somali group designated as terrorists by the U.S.Wehelie is asking for probation. Sentencing guidelines call for a term of zero to six months.

Former FBI translator to learn fate for doctored transcript