US Army veteran Andrew Arrabaca was arrested after allegedly setting a fire, launching fireworks, and firing an airsoft rifle outside 26 Federal Plaza in New York City, a federal building housing the FBI and ICE. Three people sustained minor injuries, and authorities recovered multiple weapons from the suspect.
A former US Army soldier, Andrew Arrabaca, 43, was arrested after allegedly firing a pellet gun, setting off fireworks, and igniting a fire at 26 Federal Plaza in New York City, injuring three people. The FBI states Arrabaca made anti-government and anti-ICE statements during the incident.
A former US Army soldier, Andrew Arrabaca, was arrested in New York after allegedly setting off fireworks, lighting a fire, and firing a pellet gun outside a federal building housing ICE offices, injuring three people. He made anti-government statements during his arrest.
Andrew Arrabaca, a 43-year-old U.S. Army veteran, was identified after allegedly igniting an incendiary device and starting a fire outside a federal building housing ICE in New York City. Three people, including an immigrant and two government employees, sustained minor injuries. Arrabaca, described as an "anti-American, anti-government extremist," was arrested.
Palm Beach International Airport received dozens of angry messages, including a bomb threat, after a bill was signed to rename it after President Donald Trump. The rebranding, effective July 9, will also change the airport code from PBI to DJT, costing an estimated $5.5 million.
Chicago's top federal prosecutor, Andrew Boutros, dismissed charges against four activists protesting an immigration crackdown, citing alleged grand jury misconduct by his office. Judge April Perry scrutinized allegations including a prosecutor meeting a grand juror outside proceedings.
