The FBI announced Sunday it is investigating the assassination attempt on former President Trump as a potential act of terrorism.
In a press conference just one day after the attempt on the former president’s life, Robert Wells, the assistant director of the Counterterrorism Division at the FBI, announced that the agency is using “every resource that we have at our disposal.”
“We have a 24/7 command post in Pittsburgh as well as here at FBI headquarters and we are dedicating every resource that we have at our disposal,” he said.
“Our number one goal here is to identify the motive of the subject and determine whether he had any other associates or anyone else that was involved at this point,” Wells said.
SUSPECTED TRUMP SHOOTER MAY HAVE BEEN CONFRONTED BY AN OFFICER ON THE ROOF