PNN – The FBI announced on Wednesday that it has released an extensive report on Thomas Matthew Crooks, the man accused of shooting former US President Donald Trump, but found no indication that Trump’s assailant was working with anyone else.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network from Anatoly report, Kevin P. Rozhek, head of the FBI office in Pittsburgh, said in a press conference: The suspect’s online search history, as well as his online activities, have provided us with valuable insight into his mindset, but his motivation for doing so remains unclear.
The agency also said its agents have so far conducted nearly 1,000 interviews, served numerous search warrants, issued dozens of subpoenas and analyzed hundreds of hours of video footage.
Regarding the scope of the investigation, the FBI noted that the agency is responsible for investigating the suspect’s actions.
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The agency stressed that there was “no credible evidence” that the suspect had collaborated with anyone.
Trump was shot earlier in Butler, Pennsylvania while giving a speech on immigration.
In this incident, Trump was injured and the assailant and one of the rally participants were killed. Also, two other people present in this gathering were also injured.
“I was hit by a bullet that pierced the top of my ear,” Trump said in a statement after being treated at the hospital.
US President Joe Biden also announced in a statement: There is no place for such violence in America. We must unite as a nation and condemn it.