Overview
- Footage from the Altoona, Pennsylvania McDonald’s arrest shows Luigi Mangione initially giving the false name “Mark Rosario” before stating “Luigi Mangione.”
- Police inventories from the arrest detail a 3D‑printed pistol with a silencer, magazines, a Faraday bag with passport and phone, and a handwritten notebook criticizing the U.S. health‑insurance system.
- Defense attorneys argue officers continued questioning after Mangione indicated he would not answer and challenge warrantless searches as unconstitutional.
- Testimony and filings indicate that if Judge Gregory Carro agrees, portions of the arrest evidence could be ruled inadmissible in the Manhattan case.
- No trial date has been set; Mangione has pleaded not guilty and faces state murder charges as well as a federal case where the death penalty is possible.