FBI identified the suspect who attacked a police officer in the battlefield protest protests

The lawyer General Pam Bondi said Monday was accused of assaulting a government police officer during the Ignaring of Los Angeles.

FBI initially asked for a public help by providing a $ 50,000 revenue to obtain information that leads to the arrest of a man. He was accused of damaging a government police officer after dropping rocks in legal vehicles, according to the FBI.

Bondi was a guest to “Hannity” on Monday night, where he broke the handling stories of Sean Hannity.

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“The FBI has accepted it,” said Bondi. “That guy recently been identified, and made a search of the search in his house, as we speak. And his name is rebuilt. You will be the most wanted list.

He continued: “He has been identified by the great police work with FBI,” he continues. “Therefore, you can run, you can run. We are coming.

Bondi told Hannity that state authorities have the ability to travel after waking after wake up and those who cast molotov cocktails and will make other charges under the Hobbs.

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The lawyer General Pam Bondi talks about journalists outside the White House, Wednesday, May 7, 2025, Washington. ((AP Photo / Mark SchiefelBein))

Those who robbed business in California, Bondi, will face 20 years in prison. Those who spit officers for the officers of the Finance Act will work with time.

“As President Trump said: ‘Spiting, beating,'” Boti said. “Get ready. If he spies for the Federal Law Officer, we will charge you a high-level crime. Look up up five years in prison.”

On Saturday about 3:30 in the evening, a now-held suspect is allegedly inaccurate in lawrics in the Alondra Blvd. With paramount, in California, resulting in the injury of the state and damage to government vehicles.

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The FBI said with a copied gift the suspect was considered to be armed and dangerous.

FBI Director Kash Patel warned Saturday night, “If he attacks a legal officer, he goes to prison.”

“No matter where he came from, how did you get here, whatever you get to represent,” Patel told Fox News Digital. “If local ceremonies have stopped after men and women who wear a badge, the FBI will.”

Patel also released similar warnings in social media.

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“No matter where you come from, where you get here, any movement that talks to you. If the local police will not return to the men and young women, we @Fbi on Themes on Saturday night at X.

The Fox News of Digital Landon Mion contributed to this report.