Ex-Army Soldier Charged with Arson in Manhattan Federal Building Attack
Andrew Arrabaca, a former U.S. Army soldier, has been charged with arson after confessing to a fiery attack on a federal office building in Manhattan. The attack resulted in minor injuries to three individuals and has raised concerns about safety at government facilities.
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Ex-Army Soldier Charged with Arson in Manhattan Federal Building Attack
Arson charge lodged against ex-Army soldier in fiery attack on Manhattan federal building
Arson charge lodged against ex-Army soldier in fiery attack on Manhattan federal building
Ex-Army Soldier Charged with Arson in Manhattan Federal Building Attack
Arson charge lodged against ex-Army soldier in fiery attack on Manhattan federal building
Ex-Army soldier jailed on arson charge after fiery attack on Manhattan federal building
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