Inspired Attack On Pope by ISIS fails

A 15 year-old boy was arrested in Philadelphia for planning an attack on Pope Francis during his upcoming visit to the United States, ABC news reported Tuesday. The boy, whose identity has not yet been revealed, was arrested last month by the FBI after having been found posting about the attack on social media. He was discovered to have multiple firearms in his possession and was allegedly inspired by the Islamic State group.
“The minor was inspired by ISIS and sought to conduct a detailed homeland attack which included multiple attackers, firearms, and multiple explosives, targeting a foreign dignitary at a high-profile event,” read a joint brief by the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security issued Aug. 14. ABC news reported Tuesday that the "foreign dignitary" mentioned in the brief was in fact the pope.
The pope's visit will be the first to the United States since the start of his papacy and is set to be a landmark event, with people traveling from all over the nation to get a glimpse of his holiness. Authorities have already begun preparing for tight security measures in case of an attack.