Suspect in bombing at California fertility clinic died

25/6/2025 6:10

A suspect in the bombing of a

California fertility clinic in May has died in federal custody,

the Federal Bureau of Prisons said on Tuesday.



Daniel Park, 32, of Washington state, was found unresponsive

Tuesday morning at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Los

Angeles, the Bureau of Prisons said in a statement.



Facility employees "initiated life-saving measures" on Park

who was then transported to a local hospital where he was

pronounced dead.



The FBI and the U.S. Marshals Service were notified, the

bureau said.



When asked about a cause and manner of death, the Bureau of

Prisons provided a statement that did not specify if a cause or

manner of death had been determined.



Park was arrested in June following the May 17 bombing at

the clinic in Palm Springs, approximately 100 miles east of Los

Angeles.



The bombing killed one person, the primary suspect, Guy

Bartkus, and injured several others.



Officials alleged that Park had secured 270 pounds of

ammonium nitrate for Bartkus and that he had shared Bartkus'

views.



Park was not in California at the time of the bombing and

was detained in Poland by Polish authorities after the bombing.

U.S. authorities took him into custody in New York.



The Bureau of Prisons said Park arrived at the Los Angeles

facility on June 13 and was awaiting trial after being indicted

for malicious destruction of property.