The Federal Bureau of Investigation, who has assaulted a federal officer in anti -ice protests, determines

Prosecutor Bam Bondi said on Monday that the suspect accused of assaulting a federal officer during the anti -ice demonstrations in Los Angeles It was identified.

The FBI initially asked to help the public by providing a cash bonus of $ 50,000 for information that leads to the arrest of the man. He was accused of wounding a federal officer after throwing rocks in law enforcement vehicles, according to the FBI.

Bondi was a guest in “Hanity” on Monday night, when she broke the news to host Sean Hanity.

The FBI, who is looking for a suspect who claims to have assaulted the federal officer during ice anti -ice riots in Los Angeles

“It was identified by the FBI,” Bondi said. “This man has just been recognized, and they are doing an inspection order at his home, as we talk. He has been recognized … His name is Reyes. He will be on the most required list.

“It was identified by the great police work by the FBI.” “Therefore, you can run, you cannot hide. We come federally after you. If you get used to a police officer, if you stole a store, if you loot, if you spit on police officers, then we come after you.”

Bondi Hanity told that the federal authorities have the ability to move forward in looting and those who throw Molotov cocktails and commit other crimes under Hobbes.

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Those who loot a job in California, Bondi saidHe will face a maximum of 20 years in prison. Those who spit on federal law enforcement officers will also serve time.

“You are spitting,” Bondi said. If you spit on a federal law enforcement officer, we will accuse you of federal crime. You look at up to five years in prison. “

On Saturday at about 3:30 pm, it was claimed that the suspect who was now identified threw the rocks in Law enforcement Vehicles on Alondra Blvd. In Paramount, California, injuring a federal officer and damage to government cars.

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The FBI at a wanted poster said the suspect is considered armed and dangerous.

Director of the FBI Cash Patel “If you get used to the law enforcement officer, you will go to prison – appearance.”

“It doesn’t matter where you came from, or how you got here, or what you claim to represent,” Patel told Fox News Digital. “If the local judicial authorities do not stand behind the men and women who wear the badge, the FBI will.”

Patel also issued similar warnings on social media.

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“It does not matter where you came from, or how you got here, or what the movement speaks to you. If the local police force will not support our men and women on the thin blue line, then we will rise.” Patel wrote Saturday night on X.

Landon Mion from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.