Hospital Bomb Plot Thwarted by Patient's Intervention

Mohammad Farooq, a hospital worker, found guilty of planning a terrorist attack with a homemade explosive device.

Farooq intended to target RAF Menwith Hill but switched to St James's Hospital in Leeds.
He was arrested with a pressure cooker bomb, knives, and an imitation firearm.
A patient outside the hospital engaged Farooq in conversation, leading him to abandon his plan.
Farooq's extremist views and grievances against colleagues motivated the attack.
He was convicted of preparing terrorist acts after a jury deliberated for less than two hours.