64-year old man who fired a gun into Northern California ABC affiliate office had note to do the next scary thing,' prosecutors say

"SACRAMENTO A man suspected of firing a gun into the ABC affiliate's office in California's capital had written notes in his car that were critical of Donald Trump's administration and a calendar reminder on his fridge to do the next scary thing, prosecutors said Monday. RELATED: Jimmy Kimmel Live!' is returning to air: Celebs, politicians and more react Nobody was hurt in the shooting Friday into the lobby of the studios of ABC10 near downtown Sacramento."

"A search of the suspect's car turned up an anti-Trump book, Ho said Monday. Authorities also found a handwritten note that said For hiding Epstein and ignoring red flags, Ho said. The note mentioned FBI Director Kash Patel, FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino and Attorney General Pam Bondi, saying they were next, prosecutors said. Evidence points to a politically motivated crime and it appears that he was also looking at other places, other people, Ho said."

A 64-year-old man fired shots into the lobby of ABC10's Sacramento studios; no one was injured. Local authorities arrested Anibal Hernandez Santana on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and shooting into an occupied building and released him on $200,000 bail before the FBI rearrested him on federal charges for interfering with a federally licensed station and discharging a firearm within a school zone. Investigators found a fridge calendar note reading 'Do the next scary thing' dated the day of the shooting, an anti-Trump book and a handwritten note accusing public figures of hiding Epstein. Prosecutors say evidence points to a politically motivated crime; his attorney says he will plead not guilty.

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