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BREAKING: Illegal immigrant has been arrested after firebombing 2 churches in New York City. Yogesh Sayrange, a Guyanese citizen who is living in the U.S. illegally, has pending criminal cases involving threats with a knife and an ax. Federal authorities were already searching for Sayrange in connection with the... show more

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Illegal Alien Who Firebombed Two NYC Churches Was Arrested and Released Twice Last Month for Armed Threats Reporting by Dr. Antonio Graceffo, PhD The New York church firebombing suspect was an illegal alien with pending cases involving armed threats and a prior firebombing, and is also a suspect in at least seven other arson investigations. He was arrested twice in June on the armed threat charges, then released under Zohran Mamdani’s anti-law enforcement policies, compounded by his refusal to cooperate with ICE. Yogesh Sayrange, 36, was arrested Thursday after allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at two Queens churches and an ambulette company late Wednesday night, according to the NYPD. Sayrange targeted Iglesia Bautista El Mesias Baptist Church in Ozone Park just before midnight, where surveillance video showed him speaking with three men before lighting a Molotov cocktail and throwing it over the front gate toward the entrance. Sayrange then walked less than a mile to a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, where he allegedly threw a second Molotov cocktail at the front entrance at 12:08 a.m. Thursday. Investigators determined he also threw a third Molotov cocktail at the Exclusive Ambulette Service Transportation Corp. Officers arrested Sayrange at a nearby deli at approximately 12:10 a.m. Thursday and recovered two additional Molotov cocktails from his backpack. According to prosecutors, he told investigators, “I had two more in my bag. I was going to finish the job.” Federal authorities had already identified Sayrange before the church attacks in connection with a June 25 firebombing of a smoke shop on Fulton Street in Brooklyn. Prosecutors allege he threw an incendiary device, described in the criminal complaint as a green glass bottle wrapped with screws and containing hair, rocks, an ignitable liquid, and other materials, into the store while wearing a Guy Fawkes mask. The device was attached to two black plastic bags with gray tape. The NYPD used facial recognition software to match Sayrange to a photograph taken during an unrelated arrest on June 16. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ashlyn Miranda said he is linked to at least seven other acts of arson over the past two weeks. Near the Kingdom Hall, Sayrange allegedly asked a group of men, “Do you want this institution to be turned into a mosque?” He also faces two pending state cases: one in Manhattan, alleging he threatened someone with a metal-knuckle knife on June 12, and one in Queens, alleging he waved an ax at a man and threatened to cut his head off on June 16. Magistrate Judge Lara Eshkenazi ordered Sayrange held without bail. Miranda described him as a citizen of Guyana living in the United States illegally; Sayrange disputed this in court, saying he has a DACA renewal case in progress. Detectives are also investigating whether Sayrange is connected to a string of thefts of religious statues in the area. Mamdani’s lack of support for the police became evident shortly after he took office. On January 26, 2026, NYPD officers responding to a 911 call for medical assistance during a mental health crisis encountered 22-year-old Jabez Chakraborty advancing toward them with a kitchen knife inside his Queens home. An officer opened fire, shooting Chakraborty multiple times before the knife made contact. Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited Chakraborty in the hospital and spoke with his family. Critics, including commentator Scott Jennings, said Mamdani had visited the man who charged an officer with a knife instead of the officer involved. Mayor Mamdani has proposed a Department of Community Safety, a civilian-led agency intended to shift responsibility for mental health, homelessness, and outreach calls away from the NYPD and toward unarmed crisis response teams. Critics, including the Heritage Foundation, argue the plan diverts resources from law enforcement and relies on unarmed community outreach workers who lack the authority to deter or respond to violent situations. Mamdani has also reversed a planned 580-officer NYPD expansion in the city’s FY2027 budget. The Police Benevolent Association said the decision would worsen officer burnout amid a staffing crisis, while liberal allies criticized him for not cutting the NYPD budget further to fund the new department instead. During the first six months of Mamdani’s administration, the Department of Homeland Security repeatedly condemned New York City and New York State for refusing to honor ICE detainers. DHS said New York’s failure to honor detainers since January 20 had resulted in the release of nearly 7,000 criminal illegal aliens statewide, including murderers, sex offenders, and violent assailants. As of its February statement, 7,113 aliens with active detainers remained in New York custody, facing charges that included 148 homicides, 717 assaults, 134 burglaries, 106 robberies, 235 dangerous drug offenses, 152 weapons offenses, and 260 sexual predatory offenses. Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said Mamdani’s policy would make New Yorkers less safe and urged the city to turn over criminal aliens in its custody before their release. DHS named several individuals it said the policy had shielded from deportation. They included a Dominican national convicted of sexual assault, an Ecuadorian national convicted of rape, a Chinese national convicted of kidnapping a minor for ransom, an Israeli national convicted of child sex offenses, an Indian national convicted of homicide, a Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang member convicted of assault, and a Guatemalan national convicted of assault. DHS also cited the case of Jose Posada-Hernandez, a four-times-deported Honduran national with 15 prior charges who was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly shoving an 83-year-old veteran onto subway tracks. —Antonio Graceffo

Illegal Alien Who Firebombed Two NYC Churches Was Arrested and Released Twice Last Month for Armed Threats Reporting by Dr. Antonio Graceffo, PhD The New York church firebombing suspect was an illegal alien with pending cases involving armed threats and a prior firebombing, and is also a suspect in at least seven other arson investigations. He was arrested twice in June on the armed threat charges, then released under Zohran Mamdani’s anti-law enforcement policies, compounded by his refusal to cooperate with ICE. Yogesh Sayrange, 36, was arrested Thursday after allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at two Queens churches and an ambulette company late Wednesday night, according to the NYPD. Sayrange targeted Iglesia Bautista El Mesias Baptist Church in Ozone Park just before midnight, where surveillance video showed him speaking with three men before lighting a Molotov cocktail and throwing it over the front gate toward the entrance. Sayrange then walked less than a mile to a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, where he allegedly threw a second Molotov cocktail at the front entrance at 12:08 a.m. Thursday. Investigators determined he also threw a third Molotov cocktail at the Exclusive Ambulette Service Transportation Corp. Officers arrested Sayrange at a nearby deli at approximately 12:10 a.m. Thursday and recovered two additional Molotov cocktails from his backpack. According to prosecutors, he told investigators, “I had two more in my bag. I was going to finish the job.” Federal authorities had already identified Sayrange before the church attacks in connection with a June 25 firebombing of a smoke shop on Fulton Street in Brooklyn. Prosecutors allege he threw an incendiary device, described in the criminal complaint as a green glass bottle wrapped with screws and containing hair, rocks, an ignitable liquid, and other materials, into the store while wearing a Guy Fawkes mask. The device was attached to two black plastic bags with gray tape. The NYPD used facial recognition software to match Sayrange to a photograph taken during an unrelated arrest on June 16. Assistant U.S. Attorney Ashlyn Miranda said he is linked to at least seven other acts of arson over the past two weeks. Near the Kingdom Hall, Sayrange allegedly asked a group of men, “Do you want this institution to be turned into a mosque?” He also faces two pending state cases: one in Manhattan, alleging he threatened someone with a metal-knuckle knife on June 12, and one in Queens, alleging he waved an ax at a man and threatened to cut his head off on June 16. Magistrate Judge Lara Eshkenazi ordered Sayrange held without bail. Miranda described him as a citizen of Guyana living in the United States illegally; Sayrange disputed this in court, saying he has a DACA renewal case in progress. Detectives are also investigating whether Sayrange is connected to a string of thefts of religious statues in the area. Mamdani’s lack of support for the police became evident shortly after he took office. On January 26, 2026, NYPD officers responding to a 911 call for medical assistance during a mental health crisis encountered 22-year-old Jabez Chakraborty advancing toward them with a kitchen knife inside his Queens home. An officer opened fire, shooting Chakraborty multiple times before the knife made contact. Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited Chakraborty in the hospital and spoke with his family. Critics, including commentator Scott Jennings, said Mamdani had visited the man who charged an officer with a knife instead of the officer involved. Mayor Mamdani has proposed a Department of Community Safety, a civilian-led agency intended to shift responsibility for mental health, homelessness, and outreach calls away from the NYPD and toward unarmed crisis response teams. Critics, including the Heritage Foundation, argue the plan diverts resources from law enforcement and relies on unarmed community outreach workers who lack the authority to deter or respond to violent situations. Mamdani has also reversed a planned 580-officer NYPD expansion in the city’s FY2027 budget. The Police Benevolent Association said the decision would worsen officer burnout amid a staffing crisis, while liberal allies criticized him for not cutting the NYPD budget further to fund the new department instead. During the first six months of Mamdani’s administration, the Department of Homeland Security repeatedly condemned New York City and New York State for refusing to honor ICE detainers. DHS said New York’s failure to honor detainers since January 20 had resulted in the release of nearly 7,000 criminal illegal aliens statewide, including murderers, sex offenders, and violent assailants. As of its February statement, 7,113 aliens with active detainers remained in New York custody, facing charges that included 148 homicides, 717 assaults, 134 burglaries, 106 robberies, 235 dangerous drug offenses, 152 weapons offenses, and 260 sexual predatory offenses. Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said Mamdani’s policy would make New Yorkers less safe and urged the city to turn over criminal aliens in its custody before their release. DHS named several individuals it said the policy had shielded from deportation. They included a Dominican national convicted of sexual assault, an Ecuadorian national convicted of rape, a Chinese national convicted of kidnapping a minor for ransom, an Israeli national convicted of child sex offenses, an Indian national convicted of homicide, a Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang member convicted of assault, and a Guatemalan national convicted of assault. DHS also cited the case of Jose Posada-Hernandez, a four-times-deported Honduran national with 15 prior charges who was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly shoving an 83-year-old veteran onto subway tracks. —Antonio Graceffo

Tony Seruga

15,843 views • 5 days ago

MacFarlane: Another question asks, “Have any of those who were pardoned been sent back to jail for other offenses?” There have been dozens who have been jailed, charged, or arrested in other cases, including a man who was accused of firing a gun outside the Capitol during the U.S. Capitol siege. He is now facing charges in Utah for a previous alleged crime, but he was caught and arrested after his pardon. There was also a breaking-and-entering case involving a pardoned January 6 defendant that went to sentencing. And in a threats case in New York, a man accused of threatening a Democratic member of the U.S. House pleaded guilty—that was after his pardon.

MacFarlane: Another question asks, “Have any of those who were pardoned been sent back to jail for other offenses?” There have been dozens who have been jailed, charged, or arrested in other cases, including a man who was accused of firing a gun outside the Capitol during the U.S. Capitol siege. He is now facing charges in Utah for a previous alleged crime, but he was caught and arrested after his pardon. There was also a breaking-and-entering case involving a pardoned January 6 defendant that went to sentencing. And in a threats case in New York, a man accused of threatening a Democratic member of the U.S. House pleaded guilty—that was after his pardon.

Acyn

54,558 views • 3 months ago

Odd story.. very odd.. Las Vegas Bio-Lab: Federal charges against Ori Solomon, an Israeli property manager who was in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa, have been DROPPED, without prejudice— Solomon managed the rental property in East Las Vegas where the illegal biolab was discovered. Solomon managed the home (and reportedly dozens of other short-term rentals/Airbnbs in the area) for the owner, an LLC tied to Jia Bei Zhu (a Chinese national in federal custody related to a similar Reedley, CA biolab case). The federal charges that were dropped were specifically for illegal firearm possession. Solomon is not allowed to possess firearms. He was arrested and charged in Clark County with a felony count of improper disposal (or discharging) of hazardous waste—specifically linked to the improper storage and disposal of hydrochloric acid found at the property. A court date scheduled for June 4, 2026.

Odd story.. very odd.. Las Vegas Bio-Lab: Federal charges against Ori Solomon, an Israeli property manager who was in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa, have been DROPPED, without prejudice— Solomon managed the rental property in East Las Vegas where the illegal biolab was discovered. Solomon managed the home (and reportedly dozens of other short-term rentals/Airbnbs in the area) for the owner, an LLC tied to Jia Bei Zhu (a Chinese national in federal custody related to a similar Reedley, CA biolab case). The federal charges that were dropped were specifically for illegal firearm possession. Solomon is not allowed to possess firearms. He was arrested and charged in Clark County with a felony count of improper disposal (or discharging) of hazardous waste—specifically linked to the improper storage and disposal of hydrochloric acid found at the property. A court date scheduled for June 4, 2026.

MJTruthUltra

24,950 views • 1 month ago

BREAKING: DOJ Charges Don Lemon With Conspiring To Violate Citizens' Constitutional Rights When He Helped Lead A Leftist Mob In The Storming Of Minnesota Churches! As Expected, The Federal Activist Judge REJECTED The Charges! DOJ Is Now Filing In A New Venue!

BREAKING: DOJ Charges Don Lemon With Conspiring To Violate Citizens' Constitutional Rights When He Helped Lead A Leftist Mob In The Storming Of Minnesota Churches! As Expected, The Federal Activist Judge REJECTED The Charges! DOJ Is Now Filing In A New Venue!

Alex Jones

199,937 views • 5 months ago

BREAKING: Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to 50 months in prison for two prostitution-related charges, a judge ordered on Friday. Combs was sentenced in federal court in New York City, three months after he was convicted on the two prostitution-related charges. He was acquitted on the more serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

BREAKING: Sean "Diddy" Combs was sentenced to 50 months in prison for two prostitution-related charges, a judge ordered on Friday. Combs was sentenced in federal court in New York City, three months after he was convicted on the two prostitution-related charges. He was acquitted on the more serious charges of sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy.

CBS News

37,531 views • 9 months ago

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer is facing federal criminal charges over allegations he harbored an immigrant who officials say is in the country illegally and is also the officer's girlfriend and niece. CBS News’ Camilo Montoya-Galvez has more.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer is facing federal criminal charges over allegations he harbored an immigrant who officials say is in the country illegally and is also the officer's girlfriend and niece. CBS News’ Camilo Montoya-Galvez has more.

CBS News

24,507 views • 5 months ago

A Washington state man is facing federal charges after he allegedly provided materials to the Palm Springs fertility clinic bomber. Daniel Park was arrested in New York City after being detained in Poland while trying to flee after the incident.

A Washington state man is facing federal charges after he allegedly provided materials to the Palm Springs fertility clinic bomber. Daniel Park was arrested in New York City after being detained in Poland while trying to flee after the incident.

CBS Evening News

12,442 views • 1 year ago

PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED: The illegal immigrant who was arrested in connection to the heinous death of a woman set on fire and burned to death on a subway train in New York has been charged with first- and second-degree murder, as well as first-degree arson.

PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED: The illegal immigrant who was arrested in connection to the heinous death of a woman set on fire and burned to death on a subway train in New York has been charged with first- and second-degree murder, as well as first-degree arson.

Fox News

193,116 views • 1 year ago

🚨#BREAKING: Another horrifying story from just outside of Charlotte NC... The man who has just been arrested on over 50 CRIMINAL CHARGES of se*ual exploitation of a 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL... ...IS AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT!!!! He is listed as a "WHITE MALE" in the arrest records...

🚨#BREAKING: Another horrifying story from just outside of Charlotte NC... The man who has just been arrested on over 50 CRIMINAL CHARGES of se*ual exploitation of a 14-YEAR-OLD GIRL... ...IS AN ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT!!!! He is listed as a "WHITE MALE" in the arrest records...

Matt Van Swol

235,664 views • 4 months ago

[WATCH] Ten police officers were arrested today and are expected to appear in the Germiston Magistrates Court tomorrow on charges of theft and corruption. They allegedly raided a shop in June, stole cash, and failed to declare all seized items. CCTV footage, also seen by the SABC, is expected to be key evidence in the case.

[WATCH] Ten police officers were arrested today and are expected to appear in the Germiston Magistrates Court tomorrow on charges of theft and corruption. They allegedly raided a shop in June, stole cash, and failed to declare all seized items. CCTV footage, also seen by the SABC, is expected to be key evidence in the case.

SABC News

18,249 views • 11 months ago

Ngo scoop: A federal criminal case has been filed against a serial violent Portland Antifa rioter I've reported on previously. The federal charges against Alistair MacFarlane Sidener are not yet known, but he had been convicted at the state level for his role in an Antifa Inauguration attack in downtown Portland in January. He was sentenced to only one day in jail. Having faced no real consequence, Sidener returned to rioting with his comrades. After the "No Kings" protest in June, he was allegedly part of a coordinated Antifa attack where the militants tried to burn down the ICE facility. He was charged locally with multiple counts of first-degree felony arson, reckless burning and criminal mischief. That local case remains open.

Ngo scoop: A federal criminal case has been filed against a serial violent Portland Antifa rioter I've reported on previously. The federal charges against Alistair MacFarlane Sidener are not yet known, but he had been convicted at the state level for his role in an Antifa Inauguration attack in downtown Portland in January. He was sentenced to only one day in jail. Having faced no real consequence, Sidener returned to rioting with his comrades. After the "No Kings" protest in June, he was allegedly part of a coordinated Antifa attack where the militants tried to burn down the ICE facility. He was charged locally with multiple counts of first-degree felony arson, reckless burning and criminal mischief. That local case remains open.

Andy Ngo

47,723 views • 9 months ago

A spaza shop in Mamelodi has been shut down and its owners arrested after city officials found it operating illegally. The building, which violates Tshwane’s by-laws, posed serious safety risks. Seven people were found living in a cramped room next to the shop. Authorities say residents allowing such illegal setups on their properties are contributing to dangerous living conditions.

A spaza shop in Mamelodi has been shut down and its owners arrested after city officials found it operating illegally. The building, which violates Tshwane’s by-laws, posed serious safety risks. Seven people were found living in a cramped room next to the shop. Authorities say residents allowing such illegal setups on their properties are contributing to dangerous living conditions.

MDN NEWS

54,294 views • 1 year ago

A criminal illegal alien from Mexico, has been arrested in relation to Saturday’s shooting targeting Border Patrol agents in Chicago. The suspect has a previously been convicted for aggravated unlawful use of a weapon/vehicle, felony possession of a weapon, and illegal entry. He is currently marked as a violator of the Laken Riley Act, pending charges related to assaulting officers. This incident is not isolated and reflects a growing and dangerous trend of violence and obstruction. Over the past two months, we’ve seen an increase in assaults and obstruction targeting federal law enforcement during operations. These confrontations highlight the dangers our agents face daily and the escalating aggression toward law enforcement.

A criminal illegal alien from Mexico, has been arrested in relation to Saturday’s shooting targeting Border Patrol agents in Chicago. The suspect has a previously been convicted for aggravated unlawful use of a weapon/vehicle, felony possession of a weapon, and illegal entry. He is currently marked as a violator of the Laken Riley Act, pending charges related to assaulting officers. This incident is not isolated and reflects a growing and dangerous trend of violence and obstruction. Over the past two months, we’ve seen an increase in assaults and obstruction targeting federal law enforcement during operations. These confrontations highlight the dangers our agents face daily and the escalating aggression toward law enforcement.

Homeland Security

510,953 views • 8 months ago

Burlington, Vermont: Federal Judge Geoffrey Crawford ordered the release on bail this morning of Johana Patin Patin, an Ecuadorian national who entered the U.S. illegally and is therefore an illegal alien. A group of protesters gathered outside the federal courthouse in celebration as she "walked free." NBC's coverage omitted the key detail that the release was granted on bond and she still has a court case pending. In his ruling, Judge Crawford cited "extraordinary circumstances," noting that Patin Patin is a mother and has no prior criminal convictions on record. Who freaking cares? She is here illegally, and the penalty is deportation.

Burlington, Vermont: Federal Judge Geoffrey Crawford ordered the release on bail this morning of Johana Patin Patin, an Ecuadorian national who entered the U.S. illegally and is therefore an illegal alien. A group of protesters gathered outside the federal courthouse in celebration as she "walked free." NBC's coverage omitted the key detail that the release was granted on bond and she still has a court case pending. In his ruling, Judge Crawford cited "extraordinary circumstances," noting that Patin Patin is a mother and has no prior criminal convictions on record. Who freaking cares? She is here illegally, and the penalty is deportation.

Kim "Katie" USA

63,560 views • 3 months ago

A top New York City lawyer, Christopher Morvillo, has been missing since the Bayesian yacht sank off the coast of Italy on Monday morning. Morvillo, a former federal prosecutor who worked on the criminal investigation of the September 11 terror attacks, specializes in cases involving insider trading and corporate fraud. Before September 11, 2001, substantial bets were placed against the stocks of major airlines, including American Airlines and United Airlines, the day before the attacks. Probably just a coincidence that he is missing right?

A top New York City lawyer, Christopher Morvillo, has been missing since the Bayesian yacht sank off the coast of Italy on Monday morning. Morvillo, a former federal prosecutor who worked on the criminal investigation of the September 11 terror attacks, specializes in cases involving insider trading and corporate fraud. Before September 11, 2001, substantial bets were placed against the stocks of major airlines, including American Airlines and United Airlines, the day before the attacks. Probably just a coincidence that he is missing right?

Shadow of Ezra

143,067 views • 1 year ago

BREAKING: Disgraced former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested last night in the lobby of a hotel in Beverly Hills in connection with the storming of a church in Minnesota. CNN: “[Lemon] has been held overnight in Los Angeles on charges that appear to be related to Minneapolis.” Amazing!

BREAKING: Disgraced former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested last night in the lobby of a hotel in Beverly Hills in connection with the storming of a church in Minnesota. CNN: “[Lemon] has been held overnight in Los Angeles on charges that appear to be related to Minneapolis.” Amazing!

RedWave Press

295,645 views • 5 months ago

‼️Maduro, wearing flip-flops and home clothes, was taken to a Brooklyn pre-trial detention center — he wished everyone good night and a happy New Year In the second video, he can be heard addressing those present in English. Maduro and his wife were transferred to a detention facility in southern New York. The couple is now set to appear before a federal court in Manhattan. They will face drug-related charges.

‼️Maduro, wearing flip-flops and home clothes, was taken to a Brooklyn pre-trial detention center — he wished everyone good night and a happy New Year In the second video, he can be heard addressing those present in English. Maduro and his wife were transferred to a detention facility in southern New York. The couple is now set to appear before a federal court in Manhattan. They will face drug-related charges.

NEXTA

286,064 views • 6 months ago

Portland, Ore. — On Monday, the US Department of Justice charged another protester with assault on a federal officer. Devin P. Montgomery, 49, of Portland, has been accused of spitting in an officer's face after he was taken into custody for illegally flying a drone above the ICE facility — a likely attempt to spy on federal agents and observe their tactics. He faces up to 8 years in federal prison, according to the US Attorney's Office for the District of Oregon. The incident occurred on Sept. 4. Montgomery is among over a dozen other protesters to face felony assault on federal law enforcement charges.

Portland, Ore. — On Monday, the US Department of Justice charged another protester with assault on a federal officer. Devin P. Montgomery, 49, of Portland, has been accused of spitting in an officer's face after he was taken into custody for illegally flying a drone above the ICE facility — a likely attempt to spy on federal agents and observe their tactics. He faces up to 8 years in federal prison, according to the US Attorney's Office for the District of Oregon. The incident occurred on Sept. 4. Montgomery is among over a dozen other protesters to face felony assault on federal law enforcement charges.

Katie Daviscourt 📸

16,380 views • 10 months ago