Additional charges against suspect in shooting at White House Correspondents’ Dinner

Man suspected of attacking dinner confronts reporters The White House in Washington was attended by US President Donald Trump last month. An additional charge related to With weapons.

The investigation proved that a lead pellet resulting from a pellet cartridge used in a pump-action shotgun by Cole Allen, 31 years old, had become lodged in the bullet-proof vest of a Secret Service agent, according to what the federal prosecutor for the capital, Jeanine Pirro, said.

Several bullets were fired before Cole Allen was subdued and arrested. He had tried to breach a security checkpoint at the entrance to the hotel where the dinner was being held on April 25.