20-Year-Old California Man Arrested For Allegedly Coordinating B*mbing Plot w/ Wisconsin School Sh**ter

20-Year-Old California Man Arrested For Allegedly Coordinating B*mbing Plot w/ Wisconsin School Sh**ter
Major update in the tragic Wisconsin school shooting case:
Authorities have reportedly detained Alexander Paffendorf, a 20-year-old California resident, on suspicion that he conspired with Wisconsin teen Natalie Rupnow in a coordinated attack.
An emergency restraining order from the Carlsbad Police Department reportedly states:
“During an FBI interview, Paffendorf admitted to FBI agents that he told Rupnow he would arm himself with explosives and a gun and target a government building.”
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Paffendorf allegedly planned to attack a government building while Rupnow carried out the shooting at Abundant Life Christian School in Madison, which left 2 dead and 6 injured on Monday (Dec. 16).
Under California’s red flag gun law, Paffendorf has been ordered to surrender all firearms within 48 hours. The FBI is hopeful that Paffendorf’s alleged communications with Rupnow will help them find out the teen’s motive.
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