Tip-off foiled US teen suspect's plot to attack Hindu temple, police say

The suspect allegedly tried to open fire, but the gun jammed, so he drove home, where he lived with his mother.According to NBC Chicago, Paporakis told his colleague over phone messages that his gun had jammed and he got out of there "super-fast".Once home, he "searched internet trying to learn how to unjam his gun & called a colleague informing them of [his] intent to carry out a mass shooting", reports NBC Chicago.He is thought to have acted alone.The police chief said officers had searched Paporakis' home, where they found a rifle, loaded magazines, hundreds of rounds of rifle ammunition and body armour.Nord said they also discovered an eight-page document by the suspect containing "extremist ideologies" and revealing his plans for an attack.In the writings, he described himself as a "sociopathic white supremacist neo-Nazi", according to CBS.Police have questioned Paporakis' mother, who was said to be unco-operative.