The UFC match plot: how a far-right group tried to assassinate Trump at his own event
Summary
Authorities stopped a plot by a far-right group to attack President Donald Trump and other officials during a UFC event at the White House. The group planned to use drones and explosives to cause chaos and kill their targets but were arrested before carrying out the attack.Key Facts
- Tycen Proper, 19, led a group planning to assassinate President Trump and other officials at a UFC event.
- The group bought weapons, body armor, and ammunition using money from Proper’s family.
- At least 19 people were involved, mostly young men from around the U.S. who connected online.
- They used social media and encrypted apps to organize and train for the attack.
- The plan included a fake protest to distract police, drone bombs at the event, and sharpshooters targeting officials.
- A second group was supposed to storm the White House after the initial attack.
- Some leaders had contradictory political views, and one was an undocumented immigrant.
- Officials praised law enforcement for stopping the plot but also downplayed how advanced it was.
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