Explosives thrown near New York City mayor's residence investigated as 'ISIS-related terrorism,' police say
Summary
New York City police are investigating an incident where improvised explosive devices were thrown near the mayor's residence during a protest. Authorities consider the act to be inspired by ISIS and are working with federal prosecutors and the FBI on the case. Two people are in custody, but they have not been charged yet.Key Facts
- Improvised explosive devices were thrown near New York City's mayor's residence.
- The incident happened during a protest against what was called the "Islamic Takeover of New York City."
- Police said the devices did not explode and could have caused serious harm.
- Two people are in custody, but no charges have been filed yet.
- The police are investigating the incident as ISIS-related terrorism.
- The FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force is involved in the investigation.
- There is no known connection between this event and Iran or overseas conflicts.
- Streets were closed, and a nearby area was evacuated as a precaution.
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