Two men accused of plotting terror attacks at LGBTQ+ bars in the Detroit area
Summary
Two men in suburban Detroit were charged with planning an attack on LGBTQ+ bars. They were reportedly inspired by extremist views and were found with weapons and ammunition. The FBI monitored them and stopped the potential plot before making arrests.Key Facts
- Two men, Momed Ali and Majed Mahmoud, are accused of planning an attack on LGBTQ+ bars in the Detroit area.
- They allegedly had weapons and practiced using them at shooting ranges.
- Authorities say they were inspired by the extremist views of the Islamic State group.
- The FBI tracked the men using surveillance, including a camera outside a house.
- A minor was also involved in the planning, the authorities said.
- The accused were charged with handling guns and ammunition for terrorism purposes.
- Police found guns, tactical gear, and other equipment during searches.
- A detention hearing for the two accused men is set for November 10.
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