Overview
- FBI teams executed operations in Dearborn and Inkster, and officials said there is no current threat to public safety.
- Law enforcement sources told CNN that two people were arrested and three questioned, while other outlets report five detainees roughly ages 16–20.
- Investigators traced discussions in ISIS-linked online chatrooms that referenced “pumpkin day,” and a Joint Terrorism Task Force lead began when two adolescents were found in a forum.
- Sources said the group visited a gun range and practiced rapid AK-47 reloads, and an undercover FBI agent joined the chat early in the probe.
- Agents searched a house near Fordson High School in Dearborn and a storage site in Inkster; Governor Gretchen Whitmer was briefed, and an attorney said he represents individuals in the case.