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I hate reading images, so here is the criminal complaint (text copied directly from my computer's read of the image, so there could be errors):
TO WIT: On the aforementioned date and time, On December 9th, 2024, at 0914 hours, Affiant Ptlm. Frye and Co-Affiant Ptlm. Detwiler with the Altoona Police Department were dispatched to 407 E Plank Road, Altoona, for a suspicious male who resembled the male from a recent shooting in New York from December 4th. Officers were advised in the dispatch notes that the male was wearing a medical mask and a beanie.
Upon arrival, Officers were able to locate the male matching the aforementioned description sitting in the rear of the building at a table.
He was wearing a blue medical mask and was looking at a silver laptop computer that was placed on the table. The male also had a backpack on the floor near the table he was sitting at. Co-Affiant made contact with the male and informed that Officers were called to the McDonalds for a suspicious male matching his description. Co-Affiant asked the male to pull down his medical mask so he could see his face. The male complied and pulled down his mask; Affiant and Co-Affiant immediately recognized him as the suspect from New York City incident after seeing photos released of him from media sources. Co-Affiant asked the male for identification and provided Officers a New Jersey Driver's license, bearing the name Mark Rosario and a date of birth 07/21/1998. Affiant took the license and ran the information through the dispatch center. Co-Affiant asked the male if he had been to New York recently and the male became quiet and started to shake. Additional units from the Altoona Police Department arrived on scene to assist Affiant and Co-Affiant in identifying the
At this time, dispatch was unable to find any information on NCIC with the information provided by Officers. Lt. Hanelly arrived on scene and also ran the information the male provided to Officers but still found that no record was able to be found. The male was advised that he was under an official police investigation and if he lied out his identity, he would get arrested. The male then stated that his name was The Defendant: Luigi Mangione with a date of birth of 05/06/1998. The driver's license that the Defendant provided to Officers was found to be a fake identification card. Ptlm. Fox asked the Defendant why he lied out his name and the Defendant replied "I clearly shouldn't have." Lt. Hanelly then instructed Officers to place the Defendant into custody for 4101(a)(3), Forgery and 4914(a) False identification to law enforcement.
The Defendant was the placed into custody. The Defendant was handcuffed and was searched on scene. The Defendant was then transported back to Altoona Police Department's station where his property was inventoried pursuant to the Altoona Police Department's policy. During a search of the Defendant's backpack, Officers located a black 3D-printed pistol and a black silencer. The pistol had a metal slide and a plastic handle with a metal threaded barrel. The pistol had one loaded Glock magazine with six nine-millimeter full metal jacket rounds. There was also one loose nine-millimeter hollow point round. The silencer was also 3D printed.
The Defendant is being charged with 4103(a)(3) Forgery, 4106(a)(2) Firearms not to be carried without a license, 4104(a) Tampering with records or identification, 907(a) instruments of a crime, and 4914(a) False identification to law enforcement.
The Defendant will need to be fingerprinted and photographed.
