FBI director issues stern warning after Michigan mass shooting plot is foiled

Exclusive: The FBI director, Cash Patel, issued a fire warning after the office malfuncted a mass shooting plot at a military base on behalf of ISIS.

Patel Fox News told that any individual targeting the US military or conspiring with foreign terrorist organizations will be “sued to the maximum of the law.”

This warning comes to the manager after a former member of the National Guard of the Michigan Army, Ammar Abdel -Hijab, 19, was arrested, claiming that he was planning mass fire near the US Army Command Command Center (Takum) in Detroit Arsenal, Warren, Michigan.

A former national guard member of the Michigan Army accused of planning group shooting at the army base on behalf of ISIS

“This will not be a warning: anyone will be found targeting our army or conspiring with foreign terrorist organizations, stopping it and trying to the maximum of the law,” Patel told the digital newspaper Fox News on Thursday. “I praise the men and women of the Joint Terrorism Squad and our law enforcement partners for their continuous dedication to protecting the American people.”

“The drone was launched to support the attack plan,” he said and told the secret FBI agent in the period before the conspiracy that was healthy that “every person has about seven magazines because you do not want to be there and run out of ammunition,” according to officials.

It is now said that he faces accusations of trying to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization and distributing information related to a devastating apparatus. He faces a maximum of 20 years for each number if convicted.

Ammar Abdel-Alameer-Mahemah, on the authority of Melvilville, Michigan, was arrested on May 13, 2025, claiming that he planned an ISIS inspired attack on driving cars and peak arms in Warren, Michigan, as shown on the right. (Ministry of Justice/AP)

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The Ministry of Justice said that in April, “two valid officers indicated that they intend to implement the aforementioned plan in the direction of ISIS.

“In response, he said that providing material assistance to the attack plan, including the provision of ammunition and armored magazines for the attack, was flying drone on Tacom to conduct a operating survey, training secret employees on firearms and building Molotov cocktails for use during the attack and planning many details of the attack, including how to enter Tacom and build on the target.”

Cash Patel issued a strict warning to those who target or conspire members of the American terrorist organizations. (J. Scott Applewhite, File/Associated Press)

A criminal complaint stated that, in about June 2024, she said that communication with the Undersecretary of the Secret Federal Investigation Office, who was believed to have been a supporter of ISIS.

The complaint noted that the Michigan National Guard recruits were recruited in September 2022 and attended the basic training in Fort Moore, Georgia. Later on the National Guard of the Michigan Army, Taylor Armiri, was later informed of around December 2024.

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The Joint Terrorism Squad is led by the FBI investigating the case.

“Our agents, intelligence teams and partners have quickly acted – and saved lives,” Patel wrote on Tuesday. “Well done for everyone to carry out the mission.”

Greg Normal from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.