两名宾夕法尼亚男子在纽约市长Zohran的住所外被捕执法部门消息人士告诉ABC新闻，周六，马姆达尼在一次答辩中告诉调查人员，他们观看了“伊斯兰国”的视频，并与极右翼反移民的挑衅者杰克·朗进行了对抗。
消息人士称，宾夕法尼亚州朗霍恩的埃米尔·巴拉特(Emir Balat)和宾夕法尼亚州牛顿的易卜拉欣·卡尤米(Ibrahim Kayumi)预计将面临联邦指控，因为他们涉嫌在答辩时投掷可能的爆炸装置。
消息人士称，他们据称投掷的装置起初被认为是烟雾弹，经纽约警察局拆弹小组测试，确定可能是爆炸装置。
据消息人士称，这些设备将被送往弗吉尼亚州匡提科的美国联邦调查局实验室进行进一步测试。
NYPD警察局局长杰西卡·蒂施(Jessica Tisch)周日早些时候表示，在市长官邸格雷西大厦(Gracie Mansion)外的反穆斯林抗议活动中，一个可疑装置是一个简易爆炸装置。
Tisch说，该市的拆弹小组对点燃的装置进行了初步分析，并“确定这不是一个恶作剧装置或烟雾弹。事实上，这是一个简易爆炸装置，可能造成严重伤害或死亡。将进行进一步分析，包括在第二台设备上进行分析。”
纽约市长Zohran Mamdani周日也发表了一份声明，谴责抗议活动，并感谢对事件做出反应的警察。
“昨天，白人至上主义者杰克·朗在格雷西大厦外组织了一场植根于偏见和种族主义的抗议活动。这种仇恨在纽约没有立足之地，”马姆达尼说。“这是对我们城市的价值观和定义我们的团结的侮辱。接下来的事情更让人不安。抗议中的暴力行为是不可接受的。使用爆炸装置伤害他人的企图不仅是犯罪，而且是应受谴责的，与我们的身份背道而驰。”
他接着说，“我要感谢NYPD勇敢的男男女女，他们迅速行动，保障了纽约人的安全。我们的警察毫不犹豫地奔向危险，再次证明了每天保护这座城市所需要的勇气和奉献精神。”总的来说，警方逮捕了六名与决斗抗议有关的人。
Tisch周六告诉记者，大约20名组织者“与极右翼挑衅者Jake Lang有关联”参加了反穆斯林抗议活动，而120名反对者在中午时分聚集在豪宅外。
Tisch说，紧张局势加剧，据称反穆斯林团体的一名成员对一名反对者使用胡椒喷雾并被逮捕。
Tisch说，在那之后不久，有人看到一名18岁的对抗者点燃并投掷了一个装置。
“目击者报告说看到火焰和烟雾在空中传播，然后撞到一个障碍物，在离警察几英尺远的地方熄灭了，”她告诉记者。
Tisch说，嫌疑人据称从一名19岁的嫌疑人那里得到了另一个设备，点燃它并带着它跑，然后他把它扔了。据专员说，警察逮捕了两名嫌疑人。
专员说，这两个可疑的设备似乎是“一个用黑色胶带包裹的罐子，有螺母，螺栓和螺钉，以及一个可以点燃的业余爱好保险丝。”
事件中无人受伤，调查仍在进行中。
市长Zohran Mamdani的发言人Joe Calvello表示，当事件在Gracie大厦外发生时，该市的第一位穆斯林市长和他的妻子Rama Duwaji是安全的。目前还不清楚他们是否在豪宅内。
卡尔韦洛称阿郎是“卑鄙的白人至上主义者”，并谴责抗议活动是“卑鄙的和仇视伊斯兰教的”
“谢天谢地，市长和第一夫人都很安全，尽管这些事件提醒人们他们经常面临的威胁，”他说。
郎没有对该事件或逮捕发表评论。
Tisch说，除了涉嫌使用这些装置的嫌疑人和使用胡椒喷雾的嫌疑人被逮捕外，另外三人因扰乱治安和阻碍交通被捕。
周六，专员赞扬了现场警察的行动，他们在看到吸烟装置时立即采取了行动。
“我总是说，当其他人都逃跑时，警察却奔向危险。让我说清楚，这是今天发生的，”Tisch说。
Improvised explosive device was thrown during dueling protests outside NYC mayor's home: Police
Two Pennsylvania men arrested outside the residence of New York City Mayor ZohranMamdani during a counterprotest on Saturday told investigators they watched ISIS videos and confronted the far-right, anti-immigrant provocateur Jake Lang, law enforcement sources told ABC News.
Emir Balat of Langhorne, Pennsylvania, and Ibrahim Kayumi of Newton, Pennsylvania, are expected to face federal charges after they allegedly threw possible explosive devices during the counterprotest, the sources said.
The devices they allegedly threw, at first thought to be smoke bombs, were tested by the New York Police Department's bomb squad and determined to have been possible explosive devices, according to the sources.
The devices are being sent to the FBI lab in Quantico, Virginia, for additional testing, according to the source.
NYPD police Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said earlier Sunday that one of the suspicious devices thrown during an anti-Muslim protest outside Gracie Mansion, the mayor's residence, was an improvised explosive device.
Tisch said the city's Bomb Squad had conducted a preliminary analysis of the device that was ignited and "has determined that it is not a hoax device or a smoke bomb. It is, in fact, an improvised explosive device that could have caused serious injury or death. Further analysis will be conducted, including on a second device."
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani also released a statement Sunday, denouncing the protest and thanking the police officers who responded to the incident.
"Yesterday, white supremacist Jake Lang organized a protest outside Gracie Mansion rooted in bigotry and racism. Such hate has no place in New York City," Mamdani said. "It is an affront to our city’s values and the unity that defines who we are. What followed was even more disturbing. Violence at a protest is never acceptable. The attempt to use an explosive device and hurt others is not only criminal, it is reprehensible and the antithesis of who we are."
He went on, "I want to thank the brave men and women of the NYPD who acted quickly to keep New Yorkers safe. Our officers ran toward danger without hesitation, demonstrating once again the courage and dedication it takes to protect this city every single day."Overall, police arrested six people in connection with the dueling protests.
About 20 organizers "associated with far-right provocateur Jake Lang" took part in the anti-Muslim protest while 120 counterprotesters gathered outside the mansion around noon, Tisch told reporters on Saturday.
Tensions flared, and one of the members of the anti-Muslim group allegedly used pepper spray on a counterprotester and was arrested, Tisch said.
Shortly after that, an 18-year-old counterprotester was seen lighting and throwing a device, Tisch said.
"Witnesses reported seeing flames and smoke as it traveled through the air before it struck a barrier and extinguished itself a few feet from police officers," she told reporters.
The suspect allegedly got another device from a 19-year-old suspect, lit it and ran with it before he dropped it, Tisch said. Officers arrested both suspects, according to the commissioner.
The commissioner said the two suspicious devices appeared to be "a jar wrapped in black tape, with nuts, bolts and screws, along with a hobby fuse that could be lit."
No injuries were reported during the incident and the investigation was ongoing.
Joe Calvello, a spokesman for Mayor Zohran Mamdani, said the city's first Muslim mayor, and his wife, Rama Duwaji, were safe when the incident unfolded outside Gracie Mansion. It was not immediately clear if they were inside the mansion.
Calvello called Lang a "vile white supremacist" and condemned the protest as "despicable and Islamophobic."
"Thankfully, the Mayor and the First Lady are both safe, though the events are a stark reminder of the threats they both face regularly," he said.
Lang has not commented on the incident or the arrests.
In addition to the arrest of the suspects who allegedly used the devices and the suspect who used the pepper spray, three others were arrested for disorderly conduct and blocking traffic, Tisch said.
The commissioner on Saturday commended the actions of officers on the scene who rushed to action when they saw the smoking devices.
"I always speak about the police running toward the danger when everyone else runs away. Let me be clear, that happened today," Tisch said.
