A Colorado mom worked with fellow QAnon followers to plan a kidnapping, police documents allege

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• A Colorado mom was arrested on suspicion of conspiring to commit a kidnapping after collaborating with fellow QAnon followers to plan a violent raid, according to The Daily Beast. 
• A police affidavit detailed Cynthia Abcug's daughter's statements to police alleging her mother had become consumed with conspiracy theories and was "spiraling down in it."
• Abcug's daughter said the 50-year-old openly spoke about a violent raid she was planning to carry out with a gun she acquired earlier this year. 
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A Colorado mom collaborated with fellow followers of QAnon to conduct a violent kidnapping "raid," according to police documents obtained by The Daily Beast. 

Cynthia Abcug, 50, was arrested by police in Kalispell, Montana, on December 30 on suspicion of conspiring to commit a kidnapping, the outlet reported. 

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