'Rambo' Gunman Cole Allen 'Armed to the Teeth' in Alleged Plot to Kill Trump at White House Dinner, Prosecutor Says
Federal prosecutors say phone data and a six-minute video show Cole Allen tracked Trump’s location and planned the attack after his dinner attendance was confirmed.
- Federal prosecutors released a six-minute video Thursday showing 31-year-old Cole Allen, a former NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory intern, attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner on April 25.
- According to U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, Allen began planning the attack as soon as the President confirmed his attendance, relying on a manifesto that alludes to him without naming him directly.
- Investigators recovered phone data tracking the President's location within the hotel, while Pirro confirmed that a pellet from Allen's Mossberg shotgun was found embedded in a Secret Service agent's vest.
- Allen appeared in court Monday facing charges including attempted presidential assassination and interstate transportation of weapons, though his defense attorneys have questioned whether he actually fired his gun.
- This incident follows two previous attempts on the President's life during his 2024 campaign, including a shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania and a separate incident at his golf club in Florida.
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Pirro says left-wing rhetoric is fueling assassination attempts after WHCD shooting
U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro laid out federal charges against the man accused of opening fire at the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner and warned that years of inflammatory political rhetoric from the left have created a climate where people celebrate attempts on President Donald Trump’s life. Cole Tomas Allen, 31, faces three federal charges, including...
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A recent attempted attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner has raised serious concerns about security measures and the ideologies behind such violence. On a Saturday night in Washington, D.C., Cole Tomas Allen, 31, aimed to harm President Donald Trump and other officials in what authorities have determined was a premeditated assault. Allen breached a security checkpoint, unleashing gunfire in a chaotic scene outside the ball…
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Cole Thomas Allen's case has raised troubling questions about how a highly educated individual with a strong academic background could end up at the centre of a major criminal investigation tied to political violence in the United States. According to a Los Angeles Times report, Allen's early life reflected achievement and stability. He was known as a capable student and athlete before going on to study engineering at the California Institute of…
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