Justice Department Charges Four in Alleged New Year’s Eve Bomb Plot

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Federal officials have arrested four individuals accused of being part of an antigovernment group that allegedly plotted organized bombing attacks in Southern California on New Year's Eve. The arrests were made as part of an investigation into domestic terrorism threats.

The Justice Department has arrested four individuals linked to an alleged plot by the Turtle Island Liberation Front to detonate bombs in the Los Angeles area on New Year's Eve. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the suspects had acquired bomb-making materials and were planning a series of attacks targeting multiple locations in California.

Four individuals have been arrested by the FBI for allegedly plotting bomb attacks on New Year's Eve in California, self-identifying as members of a radical faction known as the Turtle Island Liberation Front, according to FBI Director Kash Patel. This incident raises concerns about domestic terrorism and the potential for violence during significant public events.

Federal authorities have arrested four individuals associated with an extremist group for allegedly plotting coordinated bombing attacks in Southern California on New Year's Eve. The arrests underscore the ongoing threat posed by domestic terrorism and the vigilance required to prevent such incidents.

Federal authorities have arrested four individuals linked to an extremist group that allegedly planned coordinated bombing attacks in Southern California on New Year's Eve. The arrests highlight ongoing concerns about domestic terrorism and the potential for violent acts during significant public events.

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