Law enforcement at White House dinner move swiftly as shots are heard at the Washington Hilton from a gunman who was allegedly targeting the Trump administration. Trump, VP JD Vance and other members were rushed off stage. The suspect has been identified as Cole Allen from California. #whitehouse #whcd2026 #trump
The man said the SWAT situation that unfolded in the quiet California neighborhood left him unable to return home for a period of time.
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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Sunday that the alleged gunman who exchanged shots with law enforcement at the White House Correspondents Association dinner on Saturday traveled cross-country via train from Los Angeles to Washington, D.C. Multiple outlets identified 31-year-old Cole Allen, from Torrance, California, as the alleged gunman.