
A U.S. sailor plotted to attack Naval Station Great Lakes with bombs and guns and also targeted tourist locations in Chicago including the Magnificent Mile and the famous Bean statue in Millennium Park. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. Xuanyu Harry Pang, who has since left the Navy, admitted to his involvement in the terror attack scheme and pleaded guilty to federal charges in Chicago on Thursday.
Main Idea: Former Navy sailor Xuanyu Harry Pang pleaded guilty to plotting a terror attack against Naval Station Great Lakes and other Chicago targets, according to federal authorities.
Key Points:
The plot against Naval Station Great Lakes and Chicago tourist spots shows how terrorism can threaten civilians, workers, and public safety, even when the FBI stops it before harm is done.
The FBI’s undercover work and the guilty plea may reduce the chance of a wider attack and help reassure communities.
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