Former Army Private Indicted on Arson Charge for Federal Building Attack
Andrew Arrabaca, a former Army private, has been indicted on an arson charge in connection with an attack on a federal building in New York City.
Raleigh Durham, NC, August 4, 2026 —
Andrew Arrabaca, a former Army private, has been indicted on an arson charge. The indictment stems from an alleged attack on a federal building located in New York City.
Details regarding the specific federal building targeted, the date of the alleged attack, or further specifics of the indictment were not immediately available.
The charge of arson typically involves intentionally setting fire to property. In the context of a federal building, such an act can carry significant legal penalties.
The U.S. Army confirmed Arrabaca’s former status as a private. Further information concerning his military service, including dates of enlistment or discharge, was not provided.
The investigation into the incident and the subsequent indictment are being handled by relevant federal authorities. The legal process is expected to continue, with potential court proceedings to follow.
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