Garrison Davis

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.

A few weeks later, they met up again and drove to Kaswani's home to conduct surveillance.

Heifler told the undercover that he had done tests with the Molotov and a DNA kit from a pharmacy, and because his DNA showed up on the test, they should wear gloves during the attack.

A real genius at work.

Oh my god.

The plan was to build 12 Molotovs and throw several at the home and two at cars parked outside.

Heifler mentioned having an address they could hide out before he would then flee to Israel.

On March 26th, they met at Heifler's home to start making the Molotovs.

And after the assembly, law enforcement searched the home and Heifler was arrested and has since been charged with unlawful possession and making of a destructive device.

Great stuff.

I'm very glad they didn't pull this off.

And also, Jesus Christ.

You know, something like this, it is interesting that this was joint with the FBI, that the current FBI was doing a sort of sting operation like this with the Jewish Defense League is interesting.

That is something that I think people may not have expected.

The undercover was part of the furthering of this plan in some way.