Sentence examples for plotting to shoot from inspiring English sources

Abdulmalik Abdul-Jabbar, who allegedly admitted to participating in a 2002 hotel attack in Kenya and to plotting to shoot down an Israeli airliner near Mombasa, was the first direct transfer to the prison since September 2004.

Pentagon and intelligence officials have been warning for years that shoulder-fired missiles are prized by terrorists plotting to shoot down a commercial airliner, a military transport plane or a helicopter ferrying government officials or business executives.

A southwest Missouri man accused of plotting to shoot up a theater during the new movie "Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2" was charged on Friday after his mother contacted the police, telling them she was worried because her son had bought weapons similar to those used in the fatal Colorado theater shooting in July.

In a separate development, police in Oklahoma have arrested a teenager for allegedly plotting to shoot and bomb students at his school in Bartlesville.

In a separate development, it emerged that hours before the Newtown attack, police in Oklahoma had arrested a teenager for allegedly plotting to shoot and bomb students at his school in Bartlesville.

The programme, broadcast in the UK in October 2014, also included interviews with former aides of RPF leader President Paul Kagame, accusing him of plotting to shoot down the presidential plane - the act seen as triggering the slaughter.

Two days after the Parkland shooting, police in Fair Haven, Vt., arrested Jack H. Sawyer for his alleged plot to shoot up Fair Haven Union High School.

A year or so earlier, we'd had to go into hiding under Scotland Yard protection and although the plot to shoot my father was unsuccessful, it left our family in a state of silent terror.

Prosecutors accused Mr. Hernández of knowing about the plot to shoot down the planes because he warned two agents who infiltrated the group not to fly during a four-day period that included the day of the attack.

The investigating magistrate said he believed there had been a plot to shoot down a plane carrying Libya's Colonel Muammar Gadafy and that the commercial airliner had been unwittingly caught up in the "war-like scenario".

Plot It is understood that Mr Hogg adamantly denied to detectives knowing anything about the UDA plot to shoot Mr Finucane, though he conceded that he had been briefed by the RUC about the activities of solicitors in Belfast who allegedly had republican sympathies.