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Again, text PDB to 989-89- It's Thursday the 4th of December. Welcome to the

PDB afternoon bulletin. I'm Mike Baker. Your

eyes and ears on the world stage. All right. Let's get briefed. First up, a potential mass shooting is foiled.

A Delaware student, a Pakistani immigrant, was found with guns, body armor, and a notebook outlining an attack tied to martyrdom.

We'll walk you through what investigators uncovered.

Later in the show, the Pentagon Inspector General finalizes his report on Signalgate,

the controversy over Secretary of War Pete Hegeseth using Signal on his personal phone to discuss military strikes.

We'll go through what the review found. But first, today's afternoon spotlight.

We're starting things off with a disturbing story out of the U.S. state of Delaware, one that

authorities say could have ended in a deadly mass shooting if not for a simple

traffic stop. According to police and newly filed federal court documents, a 25-year-old

University of Delaware student, Pakistani immigrant named Lukman Khan, was arrested after officers

discovered a car packed with weapons, tactical gear, and a notebook

outlining what appears to have been a detailed plan for an armed assault on the university's

police department. Authorities described this as a planned attack, and the evidence they've recovered

so far backs that up. Inside Khan's vehicle, officers found a loaded handgun, extended

magazines, a conversion kit that can turn a pistol into a semi-automatic rifle, body armor,

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