Police arrest suspect in D.C.

Pipe bomb case after five-year investigation that they've been talking about.

So remember when this happened, the timing of it, right?

So people have forgotten about it.

You know, some haven't forgotten about it.

Some have.

Some have kind of moved on because we've had so many different stories that we have going on here.

A suspect who allegedly planted pipe bomb blocks from U.S. Capitol on January 5th, 2021, is now federal custody after a nearly five-year investigation.

Law enforcement sources told Fox News Digital on Thursday.

Video footage released by the FBI showed an unidentified person

placing the pipe bombs near two headquarters more than 16 hours before law enforcement found

them. The suspect was seen wearing a gray hoodie, Nike AirMax SpeedTurf sneakers, a mask

glasses and gloves, but the person's identity had long been unknown.

And the initial investigation had shown in under two months by the end of February 2020,

and a possible result of credible leads, drying up at the time, according to a congressional

report, authorities discovered the two pipe bombs near the Republican and Democrat National

Committee headquarters around the same time that thousands of protesters, a few blocks away,

began to dissent on the Capitol over 2020 elections.

The bombs were described as visible and could have exploded at any time, according to the FBI.

The suspect arrest comes after a renewed push by the FBI to solve the case,

including the release of new video footage and a $500,000 award for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible.

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