NJ man accused in terror plot attended Rowan University as a freshman
A statement confirmed that there were no threats to the campus and that the school is fully cooperating with law enforcement officials.
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New information has come out about two New Jersey men who were arrested and accused of being part of an ISIS-inspired terror plot.
Tomas Kaan Jimenez-Guzal, of Montclair, is a freshman at Rowan University.
The school put out a statement confirming that he is a student there. They say he is a computer science major in the College of Science and Math.
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The statement confirmed that there were no threats to the campus and that the school is fully cooperating with law enforcement officials.
Federal officials say that Jimenez-Guzal and Milo Sedarat, also from New Jersey, are accused of using encrypted messages and trying to travel to Syria to join ISIS.
Officials say they are also connected to a Halloween terror plot busted in Detroit.
Officials say that Jimenez-Guzal communicated with other co-conspirators and volunteered to carry out beheadings.
