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Man allegedly asked for ‘rapiest frat’ at NC State before waving gun: warrant

When the students asked him why, Olson allegedly pulled a small, black pistol out of his waistband, waved it around and said he would "teach them a lesson," the warrant describes.

A Cary man is facing charges after police say he brought a gun onto the North Carolina State University campus early in the morning on Sept. 9 (WRAL News)

University police said Olson then walked towards Fraternity Court. 

According to the warrant, the officer removed a loaded Ruger Max-9 from the man's waistband along with a gun magazine and several loose bullets.

According to state prosecutors, Olson had purchased the gun a day earlier, WRAL reported. 

North Carolina State University Centennial Campus sign. (Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

When questioned by police, Olson allegedly told them he wanted to seek "vigilante justice" on rapists in college fraternities, according to the warrant. When asked by the officer if he planned to kill people, he said "yes" then changed his answer to "no," the warrant states. 

New court documents reveal what led to a Cary man’s arrest after waving a gun on NC State’s campus back in September. (WNCN)

NC State Police confirmed to Fox News Digital that Olson is not affiliated with the university.

Olson’s arrest records also listed his employer as the Wake County District Attorney’s Office. WRAL News reached out to the district attorney, who confirmed he was a part-time intern that started in mid-August, but his internship has since been terminated, and he is no longer employed at the office.

Fox News Digital reached out to the Wake County District Attorney’s Office for comment, but did not immediately receive a response.