FBI investigation thwarts "mass casualty attack" from man accused of ISIS allegiance
Summary
A 21-year-old man from Pennsylvania was arrested by the FBI for planning a violent attack in support of ISIS. Authorities found weapons and evidence that he was preparing for a mass casualty attack, which he intended to carry out on U.S. soil.Key Facts
- Jonathan Kramer was arrested near Pittsburgh for allegedly planning an attack supporting ISIS.
- The FBI described the planned attack as an imminent threat of violence inspired by ISIS.
- Kramer had weapons including a semi-automatic rifle, magazines, ammunition, knives, and a note found during searches.
- He used encrypted online platforms to talk about attack methods like chemical poisons, vehicle attacks, and drone explosives.
- Kramer was charged with unlawful receipt or transfer of firearms or ammunition with intent to commit terrorism.
- Public tips helped law enforcement uncover and stop the planned attack.
- Kramer waived his detention hearing and will have a preliminary examination in court soon.
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