A teen facing a terrorist-planning charge is alleged to have downloaded a bomb-making manual associated with al-Qaeda and created a sketch depicting an explosion on a city street, a jury has heard. Prosecutors say the accused obtained the material online and used it in connection with the alleged plan, while the court also heard evidence about the sketch and its significance to the prosecution case. The accounts provided by both outlets describe the same core allegations put to the jury: that the teen accessed the manual, and that they drew an image showing an explosion scenario in a public location. The reports do not provide further details about the planned attack, the timing of the alleged actions, or what response, if any, was triggered by the discovery of the materials. The case is being heard before a jury, and the reports focus on what has been presented in court so far rather than confirmed outcomes.