Polish professor 'planned Anders Breivik-style plot against parliament' Brunon K was arrested in a raid by members of Poland's security services in Krakow on November 9, but details are only now being made public. Along with the suspect agents seized four tons of explosives, detonators, a pistol, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a bullet-proof jacket and false registration plates. "Simply put he believed society and the economic situation were moving in the wrong direction due to all government posts and positions of power being held by what he described as 'foreigners' not true Poles," said prosecutor Mariusz Krason. "He was planning to detonate four tons of explosives," he added. Brunon K reportedly attracted police attention by praising Breivik on internet forums, according to the Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza, and their interest was further peaked when it became apparent that the man was a trained chemist who had access to bomb making materials through his job at Krakow's Agricultural University. When contacted by undercover agents posing as men of a similar disposition, Brunon K, allegedly urged them to take training courses on how to handle industrial explosives. Police said he had already blown up 550lb of explosives in a series of tests around Poland. Investigators also claimed the suspect had travelled to Warsaw to carry out reconnaissance missions on the Polish parliament. It is thought he hoped to assassinate government leaders and Bronisław Komorowski, the Polish president by detonating his massive car bomb during a key parliamentary debate on the budget next year. It also emerged that Brunon K's wife, a biologist, had gone to the police when her husband allegedly started to inquire about how to kill many people with a biological dirty bomb. University colleagues of the suspect expressed their "shock" over the arrest, with one describing Brunon K as an "average worker." But a former neighbour said he had always played with explosives, and had lost some fingers to an explosion when he was young.