FBI increases reward for Capitol Hill Pipe Bomber to $500,000

FBI
OOfficials have raised the reward for information about the person who planted pipe bombs.
Washington, D.C.,
In January 2021, to $500,000.

Law enforcement
As the two-year mark approaches, the victim’s identity is still a top priority. The assailant is still at large. On the eve the Jan. 6 Capitol Riot, a video shows the perpetrator placing two pipe bombs close to the Republican National Committee’s headquarters and the Democratic National Committee.

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“With the significantly increased reward, we urge those who may have previously hesitated to contact us — or who may not have realized they had important information — to review the information on our website and come forward with anything relevant,” David Sundberg, assistant director of the FBI Washington Field Office, said this.

The reward for information was $100,000 previously. Although neither bombs were detonated it raised serious security concerns for the Vice President-elect.
Kamala Harris
According to reports, she was driven by one of the bombs. On Jan. 6, she was also seen inside the DNC building.
before she was evacuated
After it was discovered.

FBI and its partners have conducted approximately 1,000 interviews and compiled about 500 tips. The FBI has also amassed around 39,000 video files and visited more than 1,200 locations during its investigation.
per
A press release was issued by the bureau. Authorities
previously released
Security footage and images of assailant are available, but no arrests have been made.

“For two years, a dedicated team of FBI agents, analysts, and law enforcement partners have been tirelessly reviewing evidence and digital media related to this case,” Sundberg claimed.

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Additional information on what the FBI knows “cannot be released in order to maintain the integrity of the investigation,” However, the bureau stated that it is looking for any pertinent information. You can submit tips at 1-800-CALL FBI (225-5324)
tips.fbi.gov
.

In connection with the Capitol Riot, over 900 people were charged, including 430 who pleaded guilty and just over 500 who were sentenced.
per
The Associated Press.

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