Man Impersonates FBI Agent for Mangione

0:00Local headlines in two minutes or less, you're tuned in to Derm News Today. A 36-year-old man from Minnesota faces charges for pretending to be an FBI agent while trying to get Luigi Mangine out of federal jail in. Brooklyn Mark Anderson showed up at the Metropolitan Detention Center back in January, but guards stopped him when he couldn't prove who he was. He's accused of impersonating a federal officer and a bizarre attempt linked to Mangione's high profile case. Officers recently offered Anderson a plea deal after he first pleaded not guilty. At a court hearing on Friday, his lawyer said they need time to look it over before deciding on a guilty plea. This comes as the case moves forward in federal court. Mangione has been locked up at the same facility while awaiting trials for the shooting deaths of United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson last December. That killing drew massive attention with Mangine facing both federal and state charges. His state trial kicks off in June. The judge said Anderson's next hearing from May 1, giving the defense a chance to respond

1:04to the plea offer. Officials say they're pushing to wrap this up quickly amid the bigger spotlight on Mangione. As these cases unfold side by side, it highlights the intense public interest in the CEO's death and those trying to interfere from the outside.