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Alexandros Paporakis called himself a "sociopathic white supremacist Neo Nazi filled with hatred, fantasizing about mass murder nearly every day.”19-year-old Alexandros Paporakis was a Taco Bell cashier from Palatine, Illinois, who was arrested for an alleged plot for a potential mass shooting targeting a Hindu place of worship. It is not yet known which Hindu temple was the target. Paporakis' co-workers told police they had received digital communications from Paporakis that included a document outlining the planned attack. It also had photos of tactical gear. Paporakis openly identified as a white supremacist at work and told them he couldn’t wait to kill Indian people, according to prosecutors from the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office. Paporakis was arrested when he was leaving his home on Sunday afternoon, the same day the attack was possibly planned.'Why I fought: AKA': An eight-page manifestoPaporakis told his Taco Bell co-workers that Sunday was going to be a special day. He called a coworker saying that he reached the target location, attempted to fire his gun at a man but the gun had jammed and he left “super fast” without being seen.

Coworker alerted police after receiving disturbing messages from 19-year-old suspect. A ‌teenager arrested in a Chicago suburb had shared a document expressing ⁠white supremacist ⁠views and outlined an alleged plan to carry out a mass shooting, potentially targeting a Hindu place of worship, police in the US state of Illinois have said. Alexandros Paporakis, 19, of Palatine, was arrested on Sunday after an individual reported receiving concerning electronic communications from him, Palatine police said on Wednesday. It was not ⁠immediately clear whether he had legal representation. Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Nine killed in shooting in US state of Pennsylvania, including two childrenlist 2 of 3Anti-South Asian ‘hate speech’ on X surges by 240%, US report findslist 3 of 3Minneapolis shooting kills two, wounds three police officersend of listDetectives searched Paporakis’s home and recovered a rifle, multiple loaded rifle magazines and hundreds of additional rounds of rifle ammunition. “Among the recovered items was a tactical vest containing body armor and a patch displaying imagery associated with white supremacist extremism,” a police statement said.