Man accused of firing at ABC station wrote note ‘for hiding Epstein,’ warned Trump officials ‘next’: Officials
Handwritten note found in alleged shooter's car named FBI Director Patel among those who are 'next,' officials said
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According to officials, the man accused of opening fire on an ABC affiliate's TV station in California had a handwritten note in his car that read "for hiding Epstein," adding that FBI Director Kash Patel and other administration officials are "next."
Anibal Hernandez Santana, 63, is accused of opening fire on ABC 10's building in Sacramento, California on Sept. 19. While no one was hurt in the shooting, federal officials said people in the building had to shelter in place and had to pause some operations. Santana was charged with possession of a firearm within a school zone, discharge of a firearm within a school zone and interference with a radio communications station. ---More...
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