The prosecutors said on Monday that a person accused of firing bullets at a local news station in California had made important notes of the Trump administration in his car and was a reminder for “next scary talk” on his fridge.
As Update criminal complaint File in the US District Court for the eastern district of California, Man, Anibal Hernandez Santana, is facing the state and Federal charge About Event,
63 -year -old Hernandez Santana is accused of firing a shot and three shot at the KXTV/ABC10 station at Sacramento, California on Friday. Station Tegna Inc. Is related to Entered into an agreement Along with Nexstar Media Group – Hill’s original company – to buy the company for $ 6.2 billion last month.
A station employee was in the lobby when the shots were removed. No one was injured.
Later that evening, investigators detained Hernandez Santana at their residence. On discovery of the property, the detectives found a whiteboard planner on the man’s fridge, including the above quotes under “Friday”.
Santana was released after posting bail and was released from custody on Saturday, law enforcement searched her car and found a note, “not to support Epstein and ignore the red flag. Do not support. [FBI Director Kash] Patel, [FBI Deputy Director Dan] Bongino, and AG Palm Bondi. They are next. – CK from above. ,
A few hours after their early release, Santana was arrested by the FBI. As KXTV/ABC10District Attorney Thien Ho of Sacramento County told reporters on Monday that “CK” refers to the conservative activist Charlie Kirk, which was Shot badly On 10 September.
“Here’s the deal, at the end of the day, violence, any violence, but political violence and violence that targets the media, will not be tolerated here in the Sacramento County, and we will stay accountable and we are doing this now,” Ho said.
Federal criminal complaints say the prosecutors have a possible reason for charging Santa with the possession of a gun in the school area, discharging a gun within a school area and intervention with a radio communication station. If Santana is found guilty in all three cases, he faces a jail of up to six years and a maximum fine of $ 260,000.
Ho also said on Monday that his office would file allegations of discharging firearms in a settled building, attacking with a semi-automatic gun and personal use of a gun. If found guilty of state allegations, Hernandez Santana may face 17 years of prison.
Hernandez Santana’s Attorney, Mark Richel, in a statement simultaneously accused the “notable unusual” allegations. KXTV/ABC10,
“Looking at the highly unusual circumstances here, we understand that there are many questions of the news media and the public, as we do,” Richel said. “At this time, we have not got the opportunity to review the evidence in the case, so our ability to provide those answers is non-existence.
“Mr. Hernandez Santana is entitled to the fixed process – he is innocent until he is found otherwise.”
