
An explosion occurred outside an FBI building in lower Manhattan on Monday morning, injuring three people. The explosion was allegedly caused by an incendiary device thrown at the building, which also houses an ICE field office. A suspect was taken into custody, and authorities are investigating the incident. The event underscores security concerns at federal facilities in New York City.
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Explosion at FBI building in Manhattan
The incident happened on Monday morning.
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The explosion was caused by an incendiary device.
The Guardian<p>Three people reported injured after incendiary device allegedly thrown at building also housing ICE field office</p><p>Authorities in <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/new-york">New York City</a> are investigating an explosion on Monday morning outside an <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/fbi">FBI</a> building in lower Manhattan that reportedly injured three…</p>
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The explosion was caused by an incendiary device.
The GuardianThree people were injured in the explosion.
The GuardianA suspect alleged to have thrown the device is in custody.
The GuardianThe building also houses an ICE field office.
The GuardianThe incident happened on Monday morning.
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