Imposter Facing Charges After Trying to Break Luigi Mangione Out of Prison With a Pizza Cutter
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Imposter Facing Charges After Trying to Break Luigi Mangione Out of Prison With a Pizza Cutter
"Mark Anderson, 36, was charged by authorities on Thursday over the alleged incident, according to multiple reports citing law enforcement sources familiar with the situation, including ABC News. Anderson allegedly showed up to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn and posed as a federal agent while claiming to have a court order for Mangione's release. Anderson allegedly drove from Minnesota to New York to break Mangione out from behind bars."
"A criminal complaint obtained by ABC News did not name Mangione in the new attempted prison break, but sources told the outlet that Mangione was the intended prisoner Anderson was seeking to have released. According to the complaint, Anderson was armed with weapons in a bag, including a pizza cutter and barbecue fork (pictured below). Screenshot via ABC News Anderson allegedly presented a driver's license and some paperwork to prison officials, but obviously did not have the credentials he claimed to have had."
Mark Anderson, 36, has been arrested after allegedly posing as a federal agent at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn and attempting to secure Luigi Mangione's release. Anderson allegedly drove from Minnesota to New York, presented a driver's license and paperwork claiming a court order, and was armed with weapons including a pizza cutter and barbecue fork. A criminal complaint did not name Mangione in the attempted prison break, though information identifies Mangione as the intended prisoner. Mangione faces state and federal murder charges over the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and has pleaded not guilty.
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