I don't see what's odd about that. Suppose someone in New Jersey mailed a bomb to someone in NY, killing the victim when he opened the package. Jurisdiction ove

I don't see what's odd about that. Suppose someone in New Jersey mailed a bomb to someone in NY, killing the victim when he opened the package. Jurisdiction over the murder would lie in NJ and NY. It wouldn't be any surprise if the prosecutors in NY (whether federal or local) were more gung ho about bring charges than those in NJ, after all it was one of their own that was killed.