 The family's attorney told the newspaper that those marijuana levels did not necessarily indicate impairment at the time of the crash; the disclosure, which neither state police nor Mallery confirmed, was seen as possibly complicating the prosecution of Hussain.Further investigation led to disclosures that other Prestige vehicles had failed inspections in the past.The company's address was a hotel in Gansevoort, north of Albany, and its owner, Shahed Hussain, was provisionally identified by "The New York Times" as a former Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) informant in the Newburgh Four terrorism case who had previously avoided prosecution for his alleged involvement in a scheme to sell false identification while he was employed at the state's Department of Motor Vehicles.