Early details on suspect in explosion outside NYC federal building


A person was taken into custody after an incendiary device exploded outside a federal building in New York City, injuring three people. The incident occurred on Monday morning in downtown Manhattan. The FBI is investigating.
Reported by 5 outlets — CBS News, The Guardian US, Seattle Times. See all sources ↓
An explosion happened outside a federal building in New York City. A person threw an incendiary device, which hurt three people. The police took the person who did it into custody.
Why it matters
This incident is important because it shows that security is a concern in public places. The FBI is investigating to find out more about the explosion.
- Who was taken into custody?
- A person who threw an incendiary device.
- Where did the explosion happen?
- Outside a federal building in downtown Manhattan, New York City.
- How many people were hurt?
- Three people were injured in the explosion.
How outlets are framing the same story
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The outlets report the incident in a factual and neutral way, focusing on the details of the explosion and the investigation. They do not express a clear opinion or emotion.
- Coverage cardFraming signal1AngleScouting report
The FBI is investigating the explosion.
Sources3TypeAngleCBS NewsFBI confirms incendiary device
The Guardian USFBI investigating the incident
Seattle TimesFBI says person in custody
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The explosion happened outside a federal building in downtown Manhattan.
Sources3TypeAngleCBS NewsExplosion outside 26 Federal Plaza
The Guardian USFBI building in lower Manhattan
Seattle TimesNew York federal building