'Armed and dangerous': Federal authorities hunting purported leader of North Korea embassy break-in.
U.S. Marshals are searching for the purported leader of a daytime break-in at a North Korean embassy abroad who authorities consider “armed and dangerous,” according to a wanted poster circulated by the Department of Justice on Monday.
They also allegedly tried to convince a North Korean embassy official to defect, but the official refused. "Our fight is only against the regime's practices and on behalf of millions of our enslaved people," the group said. Earlier this month, U.S. authorities arrested Christopher Ahn, a former U.S. Marine, who allegedly took part in the assault. Ahn was ordered held in detention in California ahead of extradition hearings. A public defender for Ahn did not respond to ABC News’ request for comment last week.
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