SEATTLE (AP) — Lawyers for a man accused of plotting to attack a military office in Seattle last year want some of the evidence against him thrown out. They say the government should not have been able to obtain a secret warrant because there was no indication the man was involved in international terrorism.

Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif was arrested last June, along with an acquaintance from Los Angeles, when authorities said they arrived at a Seattle warehouse garage to pick up machine guns and grenades to use in the attack.