Overview

• Gregory John Curcio, 68, was arrested Monday and made an initial appearance Tuesday in Los Angeles federal court, where a magistrate ordered him held without bond.
• A criminal complaint alleges he identified an ICE attorney online in February 2025, posted her home address, and urged others to “swat” her.
• Prosecutors say the conduct was part of a harassment campaign and false allegations directed at the attorney and her family beginning at least in January 2024.
• Investigators from ICE’s Office of Responsibility are handling the case, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Lauren E. Restrepo of the Justice Department’s National Security Division is prosecuting.
• If convicted on the federal charge, Curcio faces a statutory maximum of five years in prison, and the complaint’s allegations have not been proven in court.