Joint Terrorism Task Force
Coverage of Joint Terrorism Task Force in the Nexus archive.
- FBI probes NYC ICE attack, Trump vows Iran will pay after deadly strikes
The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force is investigating a politically motivated attack in Lower Manhattan where a man set a fire and used airsoft rifles near a federal building housing ICE and immigration courts. President Trump vowed Iran would face consequences after deadly strikes.
- Former Army soldier identified as man who attacked NYC federal building
Andrew Arrabaca, a 43-year-old man, attacked a New York City federal building by setting off fireworks, lighting fires, and using a pellet gun. He carried an anti-ICD sign and possessed multiple weapons, causing minor injuries to three people. Arrabaca previously served in the Army from 2001 to 2005.
- FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force Turns 45
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is celebrating the 45th anniversary of its first Joint Terrorism Task Force. This milestone marks four and a half decades of collaborative efforts in combating terrorism.
- Celebrating 45 Years of FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces
The FBI's New York Office established the first Joint Terrorism Task Force in 1980, marking 45 years of operation. The model, which began as a local initiative, has expanded nationwide and become a standard approach to counterterrorism efforts across the country.
- ELT: Cleveland Field Office
An FBI Academy graduate from 2019 shares their career experience working with the Joint Terrorism Task Force in Cleveland. The individual provides a brief personal account of their professional progression in federal law enforcement.