New Arrests in Alleged Drone Attack Plot Targeting UFC Event

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Two additional suspects, Jordan Rincker and William Lee Spartacus Falkner, have been charged in connection with a foiled plot to attack a UFC event at the White House. The Justice Department's investigation reveals that the group was in advanced stages of planning, discussing the acquisition of drones rigged with explosives. Rincker allegedly provided a firearm to a co-defendant in exchange for money and equipment to build drones, while Falkner detailed plans in group chats about the explosives to use and the types of drones needed. Both men appeared in federal court, highlighting the serious nature of the charges and the potential threat to public safety.
Key Details: • Rincker was arrested at his mother's home in Missouri. • Falkner discussed controlling multiple drones and their explosive capabilities. • The group aimed to acquire drones costing $200-$300 each before the UFC event. • Rincker claimed he had 'armed a terrorist' by providing a shotgun to the group's leader.