Patel says Dallas shooter wrote ‘hopefully this will give ICE agents real terror’

Suspect in Dallas shooting sought to ‘terrorise’ ICE agents, officials say

The sniper who opened fire on a US immigration and customs enforcement field office in Dallas left behind notes saying he acted alone in an attack intended to kill and “terrorise” ICE agents, whose work he viewed as “human trafficking”, officials said on Thursday.

Man who fired on ICE facility hated U.S. government, sought to kill federal agents, say officials

The gunman, who fatally shot himself, left behind a note saying that he hoped the attack would “give ICE agents real terror,” said the FBI director

FBI Confirms Shooting at Dallas ICE Facility Was Act of 'Actual Terror' - Real News Now

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has verified that the individual implicated in a recent targeted shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility based in Dallas, who later ended his own life, had intended to deliver ‘actual terror’ to federal law enforcement officers. The verification was part of a statement released about the incident, which resulted in the deaths and injuries of ICE detainees, but spared federal age…

More details released on Dallas ICE attack; Local leaders react - Cross Timbers Gazette

The gunman who fatally shot an immigrant and injured two others at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas left behind notes that outlined a plan to target ICE officers, federal law enforcement officials said on Thursday. Nancy Larson, acting U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas, said that the gunman, who authorities identified as 29-year-old Joshua Jahn of Fairview, in Collin County, wrote that he hated the federal…

Gunman at Dallas ICE facility wanted to terrorise agents, officials say

Authorities cited handwritten notes found at the home of suspect Joshua Jahn, who fatally shot himself after the attack.

Dallas ICE Sniper Bolt Action Rifle Confirmed by FBI - American Faith

Federal investigators revealed Thursday that the alleged sniper who opened fire on a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility used a vintage bolt-action rifle legally obtained just weeks earlier. At a press conference, FBI Special Agent in Charge Joseph Rothrock stated the attacker acquired the firearm in August. “The sniper legally obtained an 8mm bolt action rifle … used in the shooting,” Rothrock confirmed. He added that the …