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The DOJ charging five men with plotting a mass casualty attack targeting government officials and thousands of other people gathered for Sunday night's UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House.

The investigation remains ongoing.

Investigators now examining a much larger network of potential participants.

According to federal court filings, the plot calling for drones carrying explosives is

to detonate near the north side of the White House grounds, triggering panic and forcing thousands of spectators and government officials to flee south.

That's when investigators allege a team of snipers would have been waiting to open fire on the escaping crowd.

Federal law enforcement sources tell Fox News and the New York Post that a second wave of attackers then planned to storm the White House gates.

Federal authorities first learning about the alleged attack because one suspect's mother alerted police.

According to an FBI affidavit, the mother of 19-year-old Ohio suspect Tyson Proper contacting local authorities on June 10th.

alarmed by her son's recent firearm purchases and his communications with people online.

The complaint alleging Proper spent roughly $3,000 in graduation money on guns, ammo, magazines, body armor, and other equipment.

His father telling investigators Proper quit his job and planned to meet people he knew from the internet to conduct missions and recon.

Investigators interviewing Proper on June 11th

at a medical facility where prosecutors allege he admitted

helping to plan a coordinated attack against the U.S.