Brother-Sister Duo Charged in MacDill Bomb Threat

0:00On March 26, federal authorities have indicted a brother and sister for placing an improvised explosive device at McDill Air Force Base in Florida. Back on March 16, the base houses key commands like U.S. Central Command and Special Operations Command. The primary suspect, Alan Jung, faces explosives charges and is believed to be in China, while his sister, Ann Mary Jung, is in custody in Tampa. Others say Alan Jung planted the device near the visitor center, prompting a shutdown of the base entrance. Ann Mary Jung faces charges for helping cover of evidence after the fact. The indictments were unsealed this Thursday morning. FBI Director Cash Patel stressed that no one targeting military facilities will escape justice. He praised the teamwork among federal, state, and local partners for the quick progress in the case. Officials plan a news conference later today with more details on the investigation. This comes amid ongoing operations from the base, including efforts against threats

1:00in the region. The FBI vows to track down everyone involved, no matter where they hide, to protect those serving at bases like McDill.