Note in ABC10 shooting suspect’s car cites Epstein, Trump officials

Prosecutors say a note found in the suspect's car warned they're next, naming Trump administration officials and ending with C.K. from above, which the district attorney says refers to conservative activist Charlie Kirk

According to an amended federal complaint, 64-year-old Annabel Hernandez-Santana now faces three counts

possessing a firearm in a school zone, discharging a firearm in a school zone

and interfering with a federally licensed radio communication station. Each school zone count carries up to five years in prison

The communications charge carries up to one year. Court records outline the timeline

Around 1.32 p.m., a single round was fired on 3rd Street within a school zone

Two minutes later, three shots hit ABC 10's lobby window on Broadway

Investigators recovered a 9mm casing and a projectile. A search of Hernandez Santana's apartment turned up a satchel with a subcompact 9mm

consisted with the scene ammunition. A presumptive gunshot residue test on his hands was also positive

Detectives also noted a whiteboard entry for Friday, do the next scary thing

After he posted $200,000 bail on state count Saturday, officers searched his car and found the handwritten note referencing Jeffrey Epstein

and naming FBI Director Cash Patel, Deputy Director Dan Bongino and Attorney General Pam Bondi

Separately, state prosecutors charged assault with a firearm and shooting at an inhabited dwelling

are seeking no bail and call the attack politically motivated and an assault on the free press

The defense says parallel state and federal cases are unusual and stresses due process

Hernandez Santana appeared in federal court Monday. His state arraignment was postponed

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