El DHS vincula la ira por la guerra con Irán con el intento de asesinato de Trump

Las autoridades federales señalan que la ira por el conflicto de Estados Unidos con Irán pudo haber contribuido a que un sospechoso atacara al presidente Donald Trump en la cena de la Asociación de Corresponsales de la Casa Blanca el mes pasado. Cole Allen arremetió contra un control de seguridad en el Washington Hilton el 25 de abril y disparó una escopeta contra los agentes que protegían al presidente.

Minutos después de que Trump llegara, Allen pasó corriendo el control de seguridad y disparó a un agente del Servicio Secreto con una escopeta Mossberg de calibre 12. El agente, protegido por un chaleco antibalas, respondió al fuego pero falló. Allen fue detenido rápidamente y se descubrió que portaba una pistola cargada Rock Island Armory y varios cuchillos, según informaron los fiscales.

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