A 17-year-old student has been accused of planning to use homemade explosives to attack his school.
Derek Shrout, who attends Russell County High School in Seale, eastern Alabama, was due to appear in court in Russell County on assault charges.
The teenager was detained last Friday after a teacher found a diary the boy had left in a classroom.
In it, allegedly, he described how he made and intended to use his own improvised explosive devices.
A search of his home turned up several small tobacco cans and two large cans, all with holes drilled in them and containing pellets.
Other ingredients to complete the small bombs - such as black powder, butane and fuses - were not found, according to the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.
Russell County Sheriff Heath Taylor told the newspaper that the devices were just "a step or two away from being ready to explode".
Police have said that Derek Shrout calls himself a white supremacist.
They believe he was becoming involved with an organised neo-Nazi group and learned how to make explosives on the internet.
However, the student told police his writings were a work of fiction and he never intended to go through with the attack.
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