Garrison Davis

Okay.

Great things happening here.

And Heifler later specifically mentioned that he was looking for somewhere to throw Molotovs.

Oh boy.

The undercover sent Heifler a message via an encrypted messaging application stating, hey, let's talk about that in person.

Don't say that on here.

Heifler responded, don't use the M word.

Copy that.

The M word apparently being Molotov.

Incredible operational security happening here.

The next day, the two met in person.

Heifler told the undercover that Molotovs were easy to make, and they discussed targeting the home of pro-Palestinian activist Nardin Kiswani.

Heifler talked about needing to obtain fake license plates and told the undercover that he had an escape plan to flee the country at the end of April.

Mayor Zoran Mamdani clarified online that Heifler intended to flee to Israel.

Great.

To quote Heifler in the criminal complaint, quote, I'm thinking, like, if we wanted to go after Kaswani, we have Kaswani's address.

So it's like that.

That would be easier if you'd be more comfortable with that.

Drive down to Kaswani's home, middle of April, no IDs, no phones, in and out, unquote.

Great.