After discovering a hit list with President Joe Biden and Dr. Anthony Fauci’s names, police arrested a heavily armed California man in Iowa during a traffic stop.
Kuachua Brillion Xiong, 25, who was recently fired from a grocery store in Merced, was stopped for driving aggressively on Interstate 80 in Cass County on Dec. 21.
In a criminal case complaint, Secret Service Agent Justin Larson said Sheriff’s Sgt. Tyler Shiels discovered an AR-15-style assault rifle, ammunition, loaded magazines, body armor, medical kits, and a grappling hook in his vehicle.
Officials claimed Xiong, who had the White House address programmed onto his GPS gadget, was on his way to “combat evil demons.”
A TikTok video compilation compiled by Xiong also included the names of former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, as well as Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, the feds said.
The suspect said he allegedly discovered a “weak spot” to gain access to the White House by climbing over a fence with the grappling hook – and threatened to kill the president if he didn’t comply with his unspecified demands.
“When concluding the interview, Xiong stated that nothing would stop him from carrying out his plan of gaining access to the White House and killing the persons on his ‘hit list,’” the complaint said.
“He added that if released from custody he would immediately resume traveling to the White House in Washington, DC and ‘do whatever it takes to complete his plan,’” the document said.
Police also discovered money “earmarked” for his funeral in his car, despite his claims that he was not suicidal.
According to the authorities, Xiong gave investigators access to his smartphone in order to confirm his testimony.
“Investigators found detailed notes within Xiong’s calendar and notes applications, including entries for ‘Survive supplies’ on October 19th, ‘Safe life defense order’ (body armor) on October 19th, ‘Safe life fed defense’ on October 22nd, ‘Rifle pickup’ on October 29th, ‘Silencer order’ on November 5th, and ‘Save USA’ on November 20th, 21st, and 27th,” according to the complaint.
An appearance in court is scheduled for Xiongon Thursday, who is accused of making criminal threats against a former president.
