Kobe Bryant played the game of basketball with a fearless mindset.

He would not back down from anyone, including Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, and Shaquille O’Neal. Bryant’s attitude appears to have extended beyond his opponents.

Former teammate Lou Williams recounted how Bryant barely flinched when confronted with the possibility of a terrorist attack.

“We come out warming up one game, and SWAT just started circling the court,” Williams claimed in a Facebook video.

“I’m like, ‘That’s weird. That’s the (stuff) you see overseas.’ They go on about their business, play the game. So the next day, we’re in the locker room like, ‘Hey, what the (bleep) was that SWAT (bleep) about.’ They said, ‘Oh yea, ISIS had threatened to blow up the game but we came out and secured everybody’s families and secured the building.'”

The authorities kept the alleged plot a secret to avoid creating a panic at the arena that night. Like his teammates, Bryant was unaware until the next day.

When he found out, he took it just like anyone would have expected from him.

“Kobe walked through the locker room,” Williams said. “He said, ‘What y’all talking about?’

We said, ‘ISIS was going to blow up the game.’

With a straight face, Kobe Bryant said, ‘Not while I’m here.’ It wasn’t nothing and he kept getting dressed.”‘ Definitely typical Kobe.