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 The FBI has arrested an upstate New York man accused of building a bomb that he intended to use to blow himself up on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. on Election Day, authorities said Wednesday. 
  
 Court documents say Paul Rosenfeld, 56, of Tappan, wanted to draw attention to his belief in "sortition," the ancient practice of randomly selecting legislators out of a pool of eligible voters. 
  
 The plot unraveled after Rosenfeld sent letters and text messages to a reporter in Pennsylvania in August and September, stating that he planned to blow himself up in the heart of the capital on Election Day, according to court papers and officials. 
  
 The reporter contacted authorities, and on Tuesday, FBI agents pulled over Rosenfeld while he was driving, court papers say. 
  
 Rosenfeld confessed to the plot, telling the agents he ordered black powder over the internet and built a bomb in his basement, court papers say. 
  
 Rosenfeld also told the agents that he installed certain components in the device to ensure that he was killed. 
  
 Investigators scoured his home and discovered a bomb that weighed 200 pounds but included only eight pounds of explosive black powder, court papers say. The extra weight was due to plywood crating and other components used to transport the device. 
  
 The device was taken to a location in Rockland County. Agents later returned to the home to retrieve the bomb's fusing system. 
  
 Rosenfeld acted alone, authorities said. 
  
 He was charged Wednesday with unlawful manufacture of a destruction device and interstate transportation and receipt of an explosive. 
  
 "Had he been successful, Rosenfeld’s alleged plot could have claimed the lives of innocent bystanders and caused untold destruction," said FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William Sweeney. 
  
 Sortition was prevalent in ancient Greece where laws were passed by panels of citizens chosen by lot. ||||| Federal authorities have arrested a New York man on charges of unlawfully manufacturing an explosive device, after they say he constructed a 200-pound bomb which he intended to detonate on the National Mall in Washington D.C. on Election Day next month. 
  
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 Paul Rosenfeld, 56, was arrested in Rockland County after authorities got a tip from an unidentified individual in Pennsylvania that Rosenfeld was allegedly communicating with about his plot. 
  
 Sources familiar with the case told ABC News that Rosenfeld, who allegedly constructed the bomb in Rockland County, wanted to kill himself in the process of detonating it. 
  
 Letters and text messages that Rosenfeld allegedly sent to the Pennsylvania tipster detailed his plot, authorities said in a criminal complaint. 
  
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 "Rosenfeld's letters and text messages stated, in substance and in part, that he intended to 1) build an explosive device; 2) transport the explosive device to Washington D.C.; and 3) detonate this explosive device on November 6, 2018, on the National Mall in Washington D.C." 
  
 Rosenfeld adheres to an ideology called Sortition, which advocates that government officials should be selected by lottery rather than popular vote, according to the complaint. 
  
 He was arrested on Tuesday in Tappan, New York, by FBI agents and local authorities, according to the complaint. Armed with a search warrant, FBI bomb technicians discovered and removed a plywood box filled with eight pounds of gunpowder. 
  
 Rosenfeld had previously constructed several smaller explosive devices for practice, according to the complaint. 
  
 Rosenfeld was scheduled to appear in federal court in White Plains on Wednesday. 
  
 It was not immediately clear whether Rosenfeld had retained an attorney or been assigned a federal public defender. |||||

An upstate New York man has been arrested after allegedly plotting to blow himself up on the National Mall on Election Day next month. US Attorney Geoffrey Berman calls it "a twisted plan to draw attention to his political ideology," per CBS New York. Paul Rosenfeld of Tappan reportedly supports "sortition," the random selection of legislators from a pool as practiced in ancient Greece. FBI agents pulled over the 56-year-old on Tuesday after he allegedly disclosed the plan in texts and letters sent to a reporter in Pennsylvania, reports NBC News. Court documents say Rosenfeld admitted to building a bomb in his basement with explosive black powder ordered over the Internet. He built it in a manner meant to ensure his death, authorities say. "Had he been successful, Rosenfeld's alleged plot could have claimed the lives of innocent bystanders and caused untold destruction," FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William Sweeney says in a statement. A bomb discovered at Rosenfeld's home contained eight pounds of black powder but weighed 200 pounds, mostly due to components used to transport it, authorities add. Rosenfeld is also alleged to have made and tested other bombs "for practice," reports ABC News. Charged Wednesday with unlawful manufacture of a destruction device and interstate transportation and receipt of an explosive, he faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted on both counts.