US EditionCalls Reportedly Made From NYC Suspect’s Family Home Hours After Alleged ISIS-Inspired Attack
Federal authorities are investigating three calls from a suburban Philadelphia home after two men allegedly threw homemade bombs at a NYC protest, linked to ISIS-inspired extremism.
- On March 7, Emir Balat, 18, and Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, were arrested for throwing handmade explosive devices outside Gracie Mansion during a right-wing, anti-Islamic protest.
- Authorities are examining possible ties to the Islamic State, and suspects reportedly made statements referring to IS, according to investigators.
- According to the federal criminal complaint, the suspects attempted to detonate two explosive devices near Gracie Mansion during a protest and counter‑protest, and preliminary testing showed one contained triacetone triperoxide .
- A viral photo shows Chief Aaron Edwards leaping a barricade, and the NYPD NEWS social media post has nearly 20 million views; Jessica Tisch said Monday officers ran toward danger, while New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani praised their response.
- Jessica Tisch, NYPD Commissioner, emphasized that dozens of officers, including Aaron Edwards and Sgt. Luis Navarro, represent the nearly 35,000 members who stand watch over the city, with Edwards promoted to Manhattan North borough chief in December.
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NYPD cops heroically stop suspected terrorists outside Gracie Mansion
LOWER MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) – Two NYPD cops are speaking out after confronting suspected terrorists who allegedly attempted to detonate an explosive device outside Gracie Mansion over the weekend. Chief Aaron Edwards and Sgt. Luis Navarro said they ran toward the suspect as the device was lit, moving to stop the threat and protect the [...]
FBI Investigating ‘Mystery’ Phone Calls from NYC Bomber’s Home After Attack
Federal investigators are examining three phone calls placed from the family home of one of the suspects accused in an ISIS-inspired attempted bombing targeting Christian protesters and a conservative activist in New York City earlier this month. The post FBI Investigating ‘Mystery’ Phone Calls from NYC Bomber’s Home After Attack appeared first on Slay News.
Three 911 calls made from Pa. home of alleged wannabe terrorists after botched NYC bombing
Pennsylvania authorities received three calls over the weekend from the home of one of the alleged ISIS-inspired wannabe terrorists tied to a twisted bomb plot at Gracie Mansion, according to a report.
NEW: Feds Probe 'Mystery Call' That Came From ISIS-Inspired Bomber's Home After NYC Attack
In the aftermath of the ISIS-inspired attempted bombing attack targeting a right-wing activist and Christian protesters in New York City on March 7, investigators are examining three phone calls placed from the family home of one of the suspects, Ibrahim Kayumi, located in suburban Philadelphia. The calls were made to 911 or non-emergency law enforcement lines. The first occurred at 4:15 p.m. on Saturday, March 7, the second at 9:19 p.m. on the …
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