A man accused of opening fire in the allocation of the ABC channel near the Jeffrey Epsters government charges have been the motivation of Trump Management
Anibal Hernandez-Santana, 64, is charged with a broadcast and a few offices in Sacramento in Sacramento in Sacramento.
Hernandez-Santana is tied that day as shooting. During his car, the investigators found a note of the “Epstein hiding and neglected red flags,” according to a complaint that is emphasized by prosecutors in the California region.
Note addressed the Director of FBI Kash Patel, his second command Dan Bongino and us attyry. Gen. Pam Bondi, read “follow-up. – CK from the top.”
Sacramento Dist. Atty. Keena Ho said he believed the “CK” part of the note on Charlie Kirk, a saved channel killed by Sniper in Utish at the beginning of this month. In a conversation on Monday, Ho said police also received a letter entitled “Trump religion” Evernandez-Santana.
A US Attorner’s Office of the US Attorner’s Sacramento said he could not comment more than the contents of the documents in court.
Patel said “targeted violence acts are unacceptable and fully followed by law,” at the post office on X.
Hernandez-Santana was born in Puerto Rico and was not registered as Republican or democratic, according to voting records. Trump administrators faced growing criticism from political sides to expose many details about those who make rich businesses for rich men in the wealthy person in 2019.
Hernandez-Santana was a retired pattern, according to Ho, who said that the shot was “politically motivated.”
Hernandez-Santana began to register as a Lobbbyist in 2001. His customers include the Environmental Justice Team, California Summit and California Federation of Thickers, according to voting records.
Holyday, Ho, was arranged to take place without the decision of their company’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmell’s response to Kirk’s killings. Kimmell’s suspension was removed on Monday and is expected to return to the air tomorrow.
Ho said it was cleared TV channel was not the “random target.”
“When public safety is not going to right or left, it is about the progress … apparently motivated by current political cases,” Ho said.
Hernandez-Santana had no vital record of crime and was not known for the forced by local law before the incident, according to the prosecutor.
Prosecutors said Hernandez-Santana dismissed four times at the ABC station, once approached the building and three more times in the window of the channel pond, according to court chatters. No one was injured, but there was workers inside that time.
In addition to the messages, police investigators in Sacramentento also found a day planner that contained a written note that made a threatened note, “on the record.
In the Court of the Court Reforming Hernandez-Santana, the Federal persecutors said the book viewed Patel, Bongino and Bongi “showing that he may have organized further acts of violence.”
Ho Boyfriend and Santana-Hernandez by assaulting a firearm and firing in a constructed residence. The 64-year-old is expected to make it easy to appear in court for both cases on Monday. It is unclear that you have a lawyer.
Santana-Hernandez face five years in prison in Gederal and 17 years in the government in prison if convicted, according to Ho.
“When someone blasphemes the crowd at a crowded newspaper, it is not just an attack on innocent workers but also the mind of our media and the idea of our safety community,” said Ho. “It said in a statement.
Human Resources Writer Laura Nelson And researcher Cary Schneider contributed to this report.
