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ISIS-inspired NYC bomb throwers hoped attack would be deadlier than Boston Marathon bombing: feds

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ISIS-inspired NYC bomb throwers hoped attack would be deadlier than Boston Marathon bombing: feds

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Two ISIS supporters were charged with attempting to detonate explosive devices near Gracie Mansion during protests, signaling an ISIS-inspired plot tied to NYC demonstrations.
The DOJ described the act as an alleged ISIS-inspired terrorism incident that could have killed American citizens near Gracie Mansion.
Balat stated, after arrest, that action would be taken and others would act, foreshadowing his willingness to escalate violence.

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Device ignited at Gracie Mansion protest was an improvised explosive, NYPD says

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Device ignited at Gracie Mansion protest was an improvised explosive, NYPD says

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A device thrown outside Gracie Mansion during a protest was confirmed as an improvised explosive by police.
Two men from Pennsylvania were detained at the scene and are in federal custody as the investigation continues.
Federal prosecutors are involved as investigators probe possible ISIS inspiration behind the incident.
The incident occurred during a protest opposing Islam and a counterprotest, with police separating groups near the mayor’s residence.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani, inside Gracie Mansion at the time, condemned the violence and supported law enforcement efforts.
Authorities are conducting searches of homes and electronic devices as part of the investigation.
NYPD bomb squad responded to an area near Gracie Mansion to assess the situation and potential additional explosives.
The incident occurred during Ramadan, a time of fasting and reflection for Muslims worldwide.
The protest outside Gracie Mansion drew around 20 participants from Lang’s group and about 125 counterprotesters at the peak.
The mayor condemned the event as rooted in bigotry and said violence has no place in New York City.

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NYC bomb suspects 'radicalized by ISIS' recently visited Middle East

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crime11h ago

NYC bomb suspects 'radicalized by ISIS' recently visited Middle East

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FBI says two teens were radicalized by ISIS and recently returned from the Middle East amid a heightened terror probe.
Investigators are examining overseas travel to Turkey and Saudi Arabia as part of the case.
FBI agents raided family homes in Newtown and Langhorne as part of the growing terror investigation.
The devices included improvised explosive components found near Gracie Mansion during a protest.
Authorities described the devices as real and potentially fatal.
Protests prompted street closures and limited evacuations around Gracie Mansion.
The suspects face federal charges as prosecutors prepare a public indictment.
Neighbors described the suspects as residents of affluent Pennsylvania suburbs.
The investigation involved extensive evidence collection at multiple addresses.
Officials confirmed no injuries were reported at the Gracie Mansion incident.

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Parents of alleged ISIS-loving NYC bomb thrower own $2.5M Pennsylvania home, are naturalized citizens from Afghanistan

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crime11h ago

Parents of alleged ISIS-loving NYC bomb thrower own $2.5M Pennsylvania home, are naturalized citizens from Afghanistan

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Investigation focuses on Ibrahim Kayumi, a 19-year-old linked to an ISIS-inspired protest near Gracie Mansion.
The devices used were described as highly dangerous IEDs by authorities.
Kayumi’s parents naturalized in the United States between 2004 and 2009 after leaving Afghanistan.
The Kayumi family home in Newtown, Pa., is valued at about $2.25 million and includes 5,800 square feet.
Emir Balat’s family is described as Turkish-born and naturalized in 2017, with a separate home valued at about $653,000.
Authorities plan to unseal federal charges against both suspects in the near term.
The incident occurred amid protests outside Gracie Mansion, where a counter-protest was staged.
Ibrahim Kayumi was detained by the NYPD after the alleged incident, with Reuters providing corroboration of the arrest.
The report notes a contrast between the suburban upbringing of the suspects and the alleged terrorism act.
The case is being monitored by federal and local law enforcement as investigators piece together motives.

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Suspected terrorist defiantly flashes ISIS salute after he’s busted for tossing explosive device near Gracie Mansion

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crime10h ago

Suspected terrorist defiantly flashes ISIS salute after he’s busted for tossing explosive device near Gracie Mansion

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Two teens were arrested in New York after a homemade bomb was thrown near Gracie Mansion during a protest.
Emir Balat allegedly flashed an ISIS salute as he was led away in shackles from a police precinct.
The device was described as a 'Mother of Satan' bomb that could have been fatal if it had detonated.
Investigators are treating the incident as an ISIS-inspired terror attack, with the NYPD and FBI leading the probe.
Balat was reportedly from Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and Kayumi's background details were being scrutinized by investigators.
Balat and Kayumi were arrested after allegedly throwing the explosive near a protest outside an Upper East Side residence.
The protest targeted by the alleged attack was organized by a far-right influencer, according to officials.
Authorities conducted searches of Balat's and Kayumi's homes as part of the investigation.
Police described the incident as highly dangerous and under active federal review.
The incident drew attention to security measures around prominent NYC landmarks amid protests.
The Investigation remains ongoing, with charges expected to be filed in federal court Monday.

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Read the Charges in the Gracie Mansion Attack

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crime9h ago

Read the Charges in the Gracie Mansion Attack

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Balat and Kayumi were charged after attempting to detonate two improvised devices near Gracie Mansion during protests in Manhattan.
The charges include attempted provision of material support to ISIS and use of a weapon of mass destruction.
Investigators say Balat ignited a device and dropped a second device near police, leading to their arrest.
The FBI affidavit notes the devices contained TATP, a highly sensitive explosive.
Balat allegedly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State after arrest and wrote notes referencing ISIS.
The affidavit describes background on ISIS and its designation as a foreign terrorist organization.
Protests described as 'Stop the Islamic Takeover' and counter-protest 'Run Nazis Out' occurred near Gracie Mansion.
Balat and Kayumi were arrested on-site and transported to the NYPD precinct for questioning.
Balat and Kayumi are alleged to have traveled interstate, with notes found linking to explosive materials.

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