FBI ups reward to $500,000 for information on Capitol pipe bomber trends now
The FBI is now offering a $500,000 reward for any information on the suspect who left two pipe bombs near the Capitol on January 5, hours before the 2021 riot.
Two years on, investigators have not been able to track down the individual who dropped the explosives outside the Democratic National Committee headquarters while Kamala Harris was inside.
Components available to buy online such as kitchen timers, end caps and wires were used to build the pipe bomb, the FBI said on Thursday as they upped the reward from $100,000.
Investigators have poured over footage and media from surrounding areas but have still not named a suspect.
They are one of the 350 assailants the Department of Justice is trying to track down for the involvement on January 6.
So far 950 suspects have been arrested, but Attorney General Merrick Garland as said investigations will continue during Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
The FBI is now offering a $500,000 reward for any information on the suspect who left two pipe bombs near the Capitol on January 5, hours before the 2021 riot
Two years on, investigators have not been able to track down the individual who dropped the explosives outside the Democratic National Committee headquarters while Kamala Harris was inside.
'In raising the reward for information about the pipe bomb suspect from $100,000 to as much as $500,000, the FBI and our partners are seeking to encourage the American public to take a fresh look at our Seeking Information website, which includes images and video of the suspect, the
