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  • National Correspondent, CNN
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Army veteran charged with arson after allegedly throwing incendiary device at NYC federal building

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By Brynn Gingras Verified, John Miller, Josh Campbell
| KVOA-TV (Tucson, AZ) Verified
New York (CNN) — The Army veteran accused of attacking a federal building in lower Manhattan using a combination of fireworks, accelerant and a pellet gun was charged with arson Tuesday. Andrew Arrabaca, who did not enter a plea, was remanded back into custody after appearing before a federal judge. “This was not a spontaneous or impulsive crime. This was a plan he contemplated over many months and took explicit steps,” Assistant US Attorney Samantha Fry said.
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Army veteran charged with arson after allegedly throwing incendiary device at NYC federal building

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By Brynn Gingras Verified, John Miller, Josh Campbell, Chris Boyette Verified, Taylor Romine Verified, Mark Morales
| MSN Verified
The Army veteran accused of attacking a federal building in lower Manhattan using a combination of fireworks, accelerant and a pellet gun was charged with arson Tuesday. Andrew Arrabaca, who did not enter a plea, was remanded back into custody after appearing before a federal judge. “This was not a spontaneous or impulsive crime. This was a plan he contemplated over many months and took explicit steps,” Assistant US Attorney Samantha Fry said.
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FBI: Army veteran accused of throwing incendiary device at NYC federal building carried anti-ICE material Original

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By Kasie Hunt Verified, Brynn Gingras Verified
| CNN Verified
Video Ad Feedback FBI: Army veteran accused of throwing incendiary device at NYC federal building carried anti-ICE material The arena Officials identified the suspect who threw an incendiary device and set a fire Monday morning outside a federal building in New York City as a 43-year-old Army veteran. CNN Correspondent Brynn Gingras reports.
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