FBI Director Christopher Wray announced on Wednesday that the FBI had received what he described as “regrettable and dangerous” threats following the search of Donald Trump’s home.
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A gunman tried to break into the FBI’s office in Cincinnati, Ohio, in the northern United States, on Thursday, August 11, the US federal police said. He then went on a chase with police, who held him at gunpoint in the middle of the afternoon. “The alarm went off and armed FBI agents arrived and the suspect fled,” federal police said.
The facts occurred in a particular context: the FBI’s search of Donald Trump’s home on Monday, which angered far-right circles in the country.
FBI Director Christopher Wray announced on Wednesday that the FBI had received what he described as “regrettable and dangerous” threats following the search of Donald Trump’s home. “Violence against law enforcement is not the answer, whatever your problem,” he added. Even if there is currently nothing to indicate a connection between the two events.