FBI Arrests Multiple Suspects in Michigan Halloween Attack Plot
On October 31, 2025, the FBI arrested multiple suspects in Michigan, thwarting a potential violent attack planned for Halloween weekend. FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the arrests through a social media post but did not provide extensive details, indicating that more information would be released soon.
Details of the FBI Arrests
In a statement, Patel expressed gratitude for the efforts of FBI agents and law enforcement who work tirelessly to protect the community. He emphasized that the FBI had acted promptly to prevent a possible terrorist attack.
Community Safety Assured
The Dearborn Police Department also addressed the situation. They informed residents that they were aware of the FBI’s operations within the city and assured them there was no ongoing threat.
Previous Related Cases
This incident follows a prior arrest in May, where the FBI apprehended a man named Ammar Said. Said was accused of planning an attack against a U.S. Army site in suburban Detroit on behalf of the Islamic State group. Unbeknownst to him, his accomplices were undercover FBI agents.
Current Legal Status
Ammar Said remains in custody facing charges of attempting to provide support to a terrorist organization. A criminal complaint against him was upgraded to a criminal “information” document in September, indicating a possible guilty plea in the near future.
- Arrests made: Multiple suspects in Michigan
- Planned attack: Halloween weekend 2025
- FBI Director: Kash Patel
- Previous case: Ammar Said, planning attack for Islamic State
The investigations into these incidents highlight ongoing concerns about domestic terrorism and the effectiveness of law enforcement in preventing violent plots.
