A 17-year-old from California who allegedly made threatening phone calls vowing to shoot up a mosque, kill members of the FBI and target victims ranging from students on high school and college campuses to the Pentagon, has been arrested after he was extradited to Florida.
According to an arrest affidavit obtained by Law&Crime Thursday, prosecutors say Alan Filion’s computer turned up a long list of disturbing searches including the lengthy entry: “Execute them. Kill them. Behead them. Roadhouse kick them into the concrete. Slam dunk them into the trashcan. Crucify them. Curb stomp them. Report them to the IRS. Twist their heads off. Crush their heads in the trash compactor. Liquefy them in a vat of avid. Exterminate them in the execution chamber. Stomp their skulls with steel toed boots…”
He also allegedly looked up “how many jews are in the US,” “satanic rituals” and “criminal mastermind swatting.”
His arrest was first announced in a statement from the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office. Police said officers received a call last May from a male who said he was going inside the Masjid Al Hayy Mosque in Sanford, Florida, to conduct a mass shooting.