US EditionNew Footage Shows How Trump Dinner Gunman Charged Through Security in Four Seconds
Prosecutors say the suspect researched the dinner, traveled by train and carried a shotgun, pistol, knives and ammunition in a month-long plot.
- On Saturday, a Secret Service officer observed a gunman fire a shotgun toward stairs leading to a Washington Hilton ballroom where President Donald Trump, Cabinet members, and journalists had gathered for the White House Correspondents Association Dinner.
- Investigators allege 31-year-old Allen, from California, spent a month planning the attack, departing Los Angeles on April 21 and traveling through Chicago before checking into the Washington Hilton on April 24.
- A Secret Service officer fired five shots at Allen, missing him, after which authorities discovered a pump action shotgun, a.38 caliber pistol, and multiple knives in his possession.
- Charged with attempted assassination, Allen faces detention while his lawyers secured 'unrestricted legal visits,' and defense counsel asked prosecutors whether Acting Attorney Blanche and United States Attorney Jeanine Pirro were targets.
- Prosecutors contend there is 'no combination of conditions' ensuring community safety, calling the plot 'extreme political violence' and arguing the incident, avoided by 'good fortune,' could have killed people and inflicted serious damage.
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A new video shows the man suspected of having opened fire at a gala with Donald Trump five days ago, running through security.
New video shows WHCD suspect inside hotel before rushing security checkpoint with weapon
New DOJ video shows White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen moving through the Washington Hilton before allegedly rushing a security checkpoint with a weapon.
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Independent EspañolWASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. federal prosecutors released video footage Thursday showing what authorities say was an armed man trying to storm the White House Correspondents' Association dinner…
US Attorney releases new footage of suspect in White House correspondents dinner attack - The Tribune
US Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Ferris Pirro on Thursday (local time) announced the release of surveillance and evidentiary video connected to the alleged assassination attempt against the president during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, saying the footage shows suspect Cole Allen shooting a US Secret Service officer.
DOJ Releases High-Res Footage of Cole Allen Shooting a Secret Service Officer During His Attempt to Assassinate Trump at the WHCD
The Justice Department on Thursday released high-resolution video of the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooter sprinting past a Secret Service checkpoint and opening fire.
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