Grand Jury Indicts Cole Allen for Assaulting Secret Service Officer with Deadly Weapon

Attempted Assassination of President Trump·May 3 – May 6, 2026

20 days ago

Grand Jury Indicts Cole Allen for Assaulting Secret Service Officer with Deadly Weapon

A federal grand jury indicted Cole Tomas Allen for assaulting a Secret Service officer during the security breach at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Prosecutors added a specific charge of assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon following a confrontation at a security checkpoint. The indictment includes four counts in total, including the attempted assassination of the President. These charges stem from the shooting incident that occurred during the event on May 5.

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Federal Grand Jury Indicts Cole Allen on Four Counts Including Assaulting a Federal Officer

A federal grand jury indicted Cole Tomas Allen on four criminal counts following the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. The charges include the attempted assassination of the President and assaulting a federal officer with a deadly weapon. This new charge stems from an incident at a security checkpoint during the event. The indictment follows an investigation into the attack at the press gala. Prosecutors allege that Allen assaulted an officer while attempting to carry out the assassination. Allen now faces four separate counts as the legal process moves forward in federal court.

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20 days ago

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Cole Allen for Attempted Assassination of President Trump

A federal grand jury indicted Cole Tomas Allen on four felony charges for trying to kill President Donald Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. Prosecutors say Allen faces life in prison for the attack. Court documents reveal that Allen allegedly compared himself to the character Rambo and wanted to kill the president. Forensic evidence confirmed that a bullet from Allen's shotgun hit a Secret Service agent. Prosecutors presented their evidence earlier this week, and a grand jury formalised the charges on May 5.

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