(NationalFreedomPress.com) – A University of Delaware student’s detailed plot to attack campus police was thwarted when authorities discovered weapons, tactical gear, and handwritten attack plans targeting specific officers—exposing how radical anti-police sentiment has infiltrated our nation’s universities.
Story Highlights
- 25-year-old student Luqmaan Khan arrested with illegal machine gun and detailed attack plans targeting campus police
- FBI investigation uncovered architectural diagrams of police station with marked entry points and named officer targets
- Traffic stop revealed cache of weapons, ammunition, and tactical equipment in suspect’s vehicle
- Federal and state charges filed as authorities describe plot as “frightening” in scope and detail
Federal Authorities Disrupt Campus Attack Plot
Luqmaan Khan, a 25-year-old undergraduate at the University of Delaware, faces federal and state charges after authorities discovered his alleged plot to attack the campus police department. The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Khan’s arrest following a November 4 traffic stop that uncovered firearms, ammunition, and detailed planning documents. Federal prosecutors characterized the plot as “frightening,” highlighting the meticulous preparation that included specific targeting of campus law enforcement officers and tactical entry plans.
Weapons Cache and Tactical Planning Materials Seized
The initial traffic stop in Canby Park West revealed a firearm and ammunition in Khan’s Toyota Tacoma, prompting a comprehensive investigation of his Wilmington residence. Authorities discovered additional weaponry including a Glock 9mm fitted with an illegal machine-gun conversion device, representing a clear violation of federal firearms laws. The search also uncovered tactical equipment and a handwritten notebook containing detailed attack methodologies, law enforcement evasion techniques, and specific information about University of Delaware police operations.
Detailed Attack Plans Target Specific Officers
The most disturbing aspect of Khan’s alleged plot involved the specificity of his targeting. Investigators found architectural diagrams of the University of Delaware Police Department building with marked entry and exit points, demonstrating sophisticated reconnaissance and planning. The handwritten materials included the name of a specific University of Delaware police officer, indicating the suspect had conducted detailed surveillance of his intended targets. This level of preparation suggests a calculated assault rather than impulsive violence.
The FBI has assumed primary jurisdiction over the investigation, with federal charges proceeding alongside state-level prosecution. This dual-track approach reflects the severity of the alleged crimes and the potential for federal terrorism-related charges. Khan remains in custody as the investigation continues, with New Castle County Police releasing photographs of the recovered weapons and evidence to demonstrate the scope of the disrupted plot.
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