Summary
A man has been arrested for allegedly placing pipe bombs outside the Republican and Democratic national committee buildings on the night before the January 6 Capitol riot. The bombs did not explode, and the arrest ended a long manhunt involving a significant investigation and a $500,000 reward. President Trump, in office for his second term, has pardoned many of those involved in the Capitol riot.
Key Facts
- A man was arrested for placing pipe bombs outside political committee buildings in Washington, D.C.
- The incident happened the night before the January 6 Capitol riot in 2021.
- The arrest follows a years-long manhunt and a $500,000 reward.
- The pipe bombs were deactivated safely and did not explode.
- The suspect is expected to face charges in a federal court in D.C.
- CCTV footage earlier this year showed an individual placing the bombs.
- President Trump pardoned many involved in the Capitol riot after starting his second term.
- Over 1,500 pardons or commutations were granted by Trump, who also ordered pending cases dropped.
