SECURITYJul 27 · 22:29 UTCFOX NEWS

Store clerk foiled ex-Navy SEAL's explosives plot targeting police at No Kings protest, feds say

A former U.S. Navy SEAL was convicted of transporting explosives with intent to harm law enforcement officers during a 'No Kings' protest in California. A store clerk's tip led to his arrest after he discussed using fireworks to injure officers and possessed extremist materials in his vehicle.

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Gregory VandenbergpersonNo Kings protesttopicU.S. Attorney's Office for the District of New Mexicoorganizational-QaedaorganizationBlack SuntopicTalibanorganizationLordsburg, New MexicoplaceDavis-Monthan Air Force Baseplace

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