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FBI Arrests LA Man for Alleged Plot to Attack Jewish Preschool

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The FBI arrested Steven Duenas, 51, in Los Angeles for allegedly threatening a Jewish preschool with Molotov cocktails and plotting a mass incident against Jewish residents. Prosecutors reportedly viewed the threats as a "mass incident" plot targeting the community. Duenas' mother cited personal struggles and substance abuse as contributing factors to his alleged actions. The FBI has been contacted for confirmation.

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  • Steven Duenas was arrested by the FBI for allegedly threatening a Los Angeles Jewish preschool.
  • Prosecutors reportedly deemed the threats a plot for a "mass incident" targeting Jewish residents.
  • The alleged plot involved using Molotov cocktails against the preschool.
  • Duenas' mother cited divorce, job loss, and substance abuse as factors in his life.
  • The New York Post initially reported on the arrest and allegations.
FBI Arrests LA Man for Alleged Plot to Attack Jewish Preschool
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