A man was arrested in Sacramento after firing shots at a news studio, leaving threatening notes and facing federal charges.

A 64-year-old man, Anibal Hernandez Santana, was arrested in Sacramento after allegedly firing shots into the ABC10 news studio, where he left a note saying, “Do the next scary thing.” Prosecutors say he had anti-Trump materials and critical notes about FBI and Justice Department officials in his car, suggesting political motivation, though the specific reason for targeting the station remains unclear. He was initially charged on state counts, including assault with a deadly weapon and shooting into an occupied building, released on $200,000 bail, then rearrested by the FBI on federal charges for discharging a firearm near a school zone and interfering with a licensed broadcast station. The case is ongoing, with no injuries reported, and authorities are investigating potential links to broader political tensions.