FBI officials are raising the reward for information on the person who planted pipe bombs in Washington, D.C., in January 2021 to $500,000.
is adamant that identifying the perpetrator remains a priority as the two-year mark nears and the assailant remains at large. A video shows the person placing two pipe bombs near the Republican National Committee's and the Democratic National Committee's respective headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Previously, the reward for information sat at $100,000. Neither of the bombs detonated, but it caused major security concerns with Vice President-elect
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