Oregon Man Arrested for Plotting Attack on ICE Agents

Rayden Colemen, a U.S. citizen, was apprehended in Oregon for allegedly drafting a manifesto that detailed plans to attack personnel at the Portland ICE office using Molotov cocktails and firearms. During a traffic stop on February 4, police found materials for making Molotov cocktails in his possession, including bottles, sand, and accelerants. Colemen confessed that an AR-15 style rifle was set to be delivered to his home soon, and he indicated he would have executed his violent intentions had he received the weapon. He faces multiple state charges, including six counts of manufacturing a destructive device and two counts of conspiracy to commit first-degree assault. The investigation is ongoing, led by ICE's Homeland Security Investigations.

Key Details: • Arrest made on February 4 during a traffic stop in St. Helens, Oregon. • Colemen faces six counts of manufacturing a destructive device and two counts of conspiracy. • Ongoing investigation by ICE Homeland Security Investigations.