Gracie Mansion device ruled non-threatening as ISIS-inspired case unfolds
TL;DR
Police said a reported suspicious device near Gracie Mansion was non-threatening after bomb squads secured the area, as investigators tie the broader case to ISIS-inspired terrorism linked to a Saturday anti-Islam protest outside the mayor’s residence; two teens have been charged with terrorism-related offenses for allegedly throwing improvised explosive devices, while the FBI confirmed explosive residue at a Pennsylvania storage unit connected to the attack. Neither device exploded, and officials emphasized ongoing safety and investigation.
- NYPD says suspicious device reported near Zohran Mamdani’s residence is ‘non-threatening’ The Guardian
- Device found near Gracie Mansion deemed safe, NYPD says CNN
- FBI officials set off 3 detonations in Bucks County linked to alleged ISIS-inspired terror plot 6abc Philadelphia
- Mamdani Chooses His Words Carefully After Alleged Terror Attack The New York Times
- Hero NYPD officers honored for foiling alleged ISIS-inspired terror plot near Gracie Mansion Fox News
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