Prosecutors say a man linked to a terrorism suspect who planned to attack New York City with homemade bombs lied to federal investigators. Brooklyn prosecutors have indicted Afghan-born Zarein Ahmedzay on charges of making material false statements. He is expected to appear in court later Friday. Ahmedzay and Bosnian-born Adis Medunjanin were arrested Friday after officials linked them last year to the investigation of Afghan-born Najibullah Zazi. He was charged in a plot to bomb New York City. Prosecutors say Ahmedzay didn't name all the places he had visited in Pakistan and Afghanistan while visiting in late 2008 and early 2009. The indictment also says Ahmedzay lied when he denied having discussions about attending a camp to receive military-type training. Ahmedzay's brother has said he is not guilty. 