A California man is facing legal consequences after allegedly communicating with the teenage suspect involved in a fatal school shooting in Wisconsin. Authorities obtained a gun violence restraining order against Alexander Paffendorf, leading to the seizure of his firearms and ammunition.
Police and FBI agents went to the home of Alexander Paffendorf to seize his guns and ammunition after a San Diego Superior Court judge approved a gun violence restraining order , documents show. A California man has been ordered to surrender his guns after authorities said he communicated with the teenage girl suspected of committing a fatal school shooting in Wisconsin , allegedly expressing his own plans to carry out a deadly attack against a government building.
Police and FBI agents went to the home of Alexander Paffendorf on Tuesday night to seize his guns and ammunition after a San Diego Superior Court judge approved a gun violence restraining order, according to documents obtained by NBC San Diego.The restraining order said, in part:'During an FBI interview, Paffendorf admitted to the FBI agents that he told Rupnow that he would arm himself with explosives and a gun and that he would target a government building.'The Carlsbad Police Department told NBC San Diego on Wednesday night that'there is no threat to the Carlsbad community at this time.' A spokesperson added that the investigation is being led by the Madison Police Department in Wisconsin.Neighbors say they saw a large police presence in the area on Tuesday, but they never imagined it would have a connection to the shooting in Wisconsin. 'You would never think that would happen,' Carlsbad resident Renee Foreman said.'And then being in your own neighborhood, across the street from your house. That's not good. That's scary.' On Monday, 15-year-old Natalie'Samantha' Rupnow allegedly fatally shot a teacher and a student and wounded six other people at Abundant Life Christian School, in Madison, Wisconsin
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