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On Monday morning, something scary happened in lower Manhattan (that’s a part of New York City).
The people in charge of figuring out what happened are:
The New York Police Department (NYPD) also talked to CNBC:
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A person was caught after setting off a fire-causing device outside an immigration court and ICE office at 26 Federal Plaza in lower Manhattan on Monday morning. The FBI’s terrorism task force is investigating, and the NYPD said it looked like fireworks were set off. This is a developing story, so check back for more.
1. What does "in custody" mean?
It means the police have arrested the person and they are being held, not allowed to leave.
2. What is an incendiary device?
It is something made to start a fire or cause a small explosion. The police are still looking into exactly what was used.
3. Why is this a big deal?
Because it happened outside a federal building that deals with immigration and contains an ICE office, and teams that handle terrorism are investigating.
4. Is this still being updated?
Yes! It is breaking news, so new information may appear if you refresh the page.