Fertility Clinic Bomber Extradited, Faces Terror Charges

Daniel Park, 32, of Kent, Washington, was extradited from Poland and arrested by federal authorities at JFK Airport for his alleged role in the May bombing of a Palm Springs fertility clinic. Park is accused of supplying over 180 pounds of ammonium nitrate and conducting explosives experiments with 25-year-old Guy Bartkus, who died in the blast that injured several people and destroyed the clinic. Authorities allege the two men met in anti-natalist online forums and shared ideological opposition to procreation, with the FBI labeling the attack as domestic terrorism. Bartkus attempted to livestream the bombing, and investigators discovered bomb-making materials and chemical notes at both suspects’ homes. Park faces federal charges of providing material support to a terrorist and could receive up to 15 years in prison if convicted. The attack has been widely condemned as especially cruel given the clinic's mission to help women and families.