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Suspect apprehended after allegedly ramming gate of FBI Atlanta office

A driver rammed a vehicle into the FBI Atlanta office gate, motive unknown, but the FBI arrested the driver and took him to a hospital.
Special agents restrained the driver, who was not associated with the FBI, and law enforcement is considering charges as bomb technicians checked the vehicle.
The crash led to minor damage at the FBI Atlanta office, and investigations are ongoing as the vehicle was towed away from the scene.

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