Suspect sought in Anti-Ice Texas Ambush previously continued in a previous protest incident

More details are learned on another suspect in the Texas anti-ice attack which took place on independence day, including his alleged involvement in an anti-fed demonstration which led to accusations of assault in 2023, while a manhunt continues in Texas and Oklahoma.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is looking for Benjamin Song, 32, for its alleged role in Alvarado, Texas, to attacks targeting ice agents, who left a local police officer shot in the neck and vandalized cars. The police officer should recover. A reward of $ 25,000 is offered for information leading to his arrest and conviction.

There were ten suspects being already faced with federal accusations for the attempted murder of federal officers and to “unload a firearm in relation to a crime of violence”. The song is now faced with the same charges.

Song is a former reservist of the United States Marine Corps, and the FBI warns that it should be considered “armed and dangerous”.

The man broke out of anti-government and anti-top documents after the Texas Ice Ambush telephone call, known as Federal

Ten people were charged with their roles in the shooting of an Alvarado police officer at the Prairieland detention center. (Ministry of Justice)

Song was mentioned as an alleged member of an anti -fed group in a trial in 2023 after three people protesting against a Drag Queen brunch near Fort Worth, Texas, were attacked by the members, according to the After the millennium.

According to Kera NewsSong was part of the ELM Fork Brown Gun Club which was both counter-mailver and making security during the event, the point of sale pointing that they wore facial covers.

The group made the headlines at the time for its counter-demonstration of Fort Worth, including RollerBecause these protests were part of a Christian nationalist group.

His father is Tailim Song, a business lawyer based in Dallas, and his mother is Hope Song, the director of the Martial Arts Studio in Arlington, Texas, according to the online archives revised by Fox News Digital. The father is involved in various local community groups, including the Dallas Asian American Cultural Center.

The FBI in search of a military veterinarian suspected of an ice ambush in Texas detention

12 people were charged with their roles in the shooting of an Alvarado police officer at the Prairieland detention center. (Ministry of Justice)

A twelfth suspect, Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada, is also faced with a plot to falsify accusations of evidence. He would be the husband of one of the alleged attackers. He obtained a green card under the Biden administration and is a previous beneficiary of the DACA, or a deferred action for children’s arrivals.

Some of the suspects accused of the independence day incident met in an online discussion group on signal, and the judicial files show that it could have been worse.

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A criminal complaint of July 7 filed by the American district court of the Northern District of Texas alleys that the attackers pulled 20 to 30 rounds from an AR-15-5 style rifle before it is hidden, which makes it malfunction, the day of independence.

Investigators continued on Tuesday to examine how the suspects were linked, including through a possible signal group cat.

Ice agents targeted 2 ambush attacks in recent days

Ten suspects were accused of attempted murder of a federal officer as part of the ambushes of July 4, 2025 against the Prairieland detention center in Alvarado, Texas. (Johnson County Sheriff’s Bureau)

Judicial files have revealed in -depth planning as well as the antigo -government literature obtained in an apartment linked to a suspect, including the literature entitled “Organization for the attack!” Insurrectional anarchy ”.

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Another suspect would have had leaflets in his backpack with “Fight Ice Terror with the class war!” and “free from all political prisoners”. The cars in the parking lot were painted by spraying with “Ice Pig” and “Catering”.

Fox News Digital contacted the FBI as well as Song’s parents.

Fox News Brooke Taylor and Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.

William The Youth and Fox News Brooke Taylor contributed to this report.