Inside the alleged plot to attack the UFC fight at the White House on Trump’s birthday

By the time police cars arrived at the teen’s Ohio home one June night, he and his alleged accomplices had already amassed guns, bullets and body armor.

He told police he never met the others in person. He didn’t seem to know their real names. They had converged online a few months earlier and, according to court affidavits, were soon hatching plans for bloodshed. They organized carpools to the nation’s capital. They mapped out where to launch explosive-laden drones and where to station snipers.