The FBI arrested the man on stalking charges after intercepting his plot to attack AIPAC's South Florida offices on Hanukkah, carrying firearms and expressing intent to harm.

PLANTATION, Fla. – The FBI says it foiled an apparent plot to hurt people at a South Florida office of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). Forrest Kendall Pemberton was ...

The FBI says it foiled an apparent plot to hurt people at a South Florida office of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

but AIPAC had recently moved to another location in Plantation. After a couple of days in South Florida, Pemberton returned to North Florida, where was placed under surveillance in Tallahassee on ...

The FBI has arrested a Florida man for allegedly plotting to attack the south Florida offices of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). The organization is a major pro-Israel ...

A Gainesville, Florida, man is accused of attempting to travel to the south Florida offices of the ... Israel Public Affairs Committee, known as AIPAC, is a national advocacy organization that ...

A Gainesville man was arrested after surveillance in Tallahassee on Monday after FBI agents said they disrupted his attempts to threaten or kill employees of a pro-Israel organization in South ...

Last month, the FBI arrested a 26-year-old Gainesville man for allegedly planning to attack a pro-Israel lobbying organization in South Florida as ... Affairs Committee (AIPAC) in preparation ...

The American Justice Department this week charged a man with planning an attack on an AIPAC office in Florida, the Jewish News Syndicate reported. Forrest Kendall Pemberton faces charges of ...

Pemberton’s computer searches showed that he had looked up an address that matched the site of a former AIPAC office in Florida. Pemberton believed the address was still the current office site.

Court documents obtained by CBS revealed law enforcement tracked Pemberton at a hotel less than two miles from the AIPAC’s Florida address on December 22 and later was surveilled several hours ...