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Armed Man Rammed Substation Near Las Vegas in Apparent Terror Plot Before Committing Suicide

Armed Man Rammed Substation Near Las Vegas in Apparent Terror Plot Before Committing Suicide
AP Photo/Karl B DeBlaker

A 23-year-old man identified by law enforcement as Dawson Maloney is dead after he allegedly rammed a power substation outside of Las Vegas around 10 a.m. on Thursday and then committed suicide. 

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Law enforcement recovered two shotguns, a pistol, ammunition, flamethrowers containing thermite, and a cell phone from the vehicle, according to a press conference. 

Police shared video of the man driving a silver Nissan Sentra through a power station gate until he rammed into large industrial wire reels, Las Vegas Metro Police Sheriff Kevin McMahill said in a press conference. 

“Given the location and the material discovered, this incident was treated as a terrorism-related event," McMahill said. 

Law enforcement said that they recovered books that contained extremist ideologies, including left and right-wing extremist ideologies, environmental extremism, white supremacy, and anti-government ideology. 

The New York man apparently rented a vehicle and drove cross-country to Boulder City, Nevada. 

The man had been reported missing out of New York and had told a family member that he planned to harm himself and would do something to place him “on the news,” McMahill said. 

Maloney apparently referred to himself as a dead terrorist son. 

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