Man With Pizza Cutter Allegedly Tries to Break Luigi Mangione Out Of Jail

Luigi Mangione has a ton of fans rooting for his release … and at least one of them who allegedly tried to take matters into his own hands by busting him out!

Mark Anderson — a 35-year-old Minnesota man — was arrested at MDC Brooklyn in New York, the notorious prison that houses Mangione and other high-profile inmates such as former Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, late Wednesday night.

According to a criminal complaint — cited by NBC News — Anderson was arrested after prison workers asked for his credentials … and he only handed over an MN driver’s license.

Anderson allegedly claimed he was an FBI agent and was “in possession of paperwork ‘signed by a judge’ authorizing the release of a specific inmate.” We’ve confirmed Luigi is that specific inmate.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons found a barbecue fork and an object that resembled a pizza cutter in his backpack. Anderson reportedly went to New York City for a job that fell through and was working at a pizzeria. On Thursday, Anderson was charged with impersonating an FBI agent.