Rounds Found Near Dallas Shooter Carried
‘Anti-ICE’ Messages
Posted By: Dreadnought, 9/24/2025 12:29:20 PM
Rounds found near the body of the suspected shooter in the attack on a Dallas ICE facility Wednesday morning carried anti-ICE messages,” FBI Special Agent in Charge Joe Rothrock revealed during a press conference. The shooting, which authorities are treating as a “targeted attack,” resulted in the death of one detainees; two other detainees were taken to the hospital, officials said. No law enforcement agents were injured. The suspected shooter, who opened fire from a rooftop across from the ICE office building, is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Rounds found near the body of the suspected shooter in the attack on a Dallas ICE facility Wednesday morning carried anti-ICE messages,” FBI Special Agent in Charge Joe Rothrock revealed during a press conference.
The shooting, which authorities are treating as a “targeted attack,” resulted in the death of one detainees; two other detainees were taken to the hospital, officials said. No law enforcement agents were injured.
The suspected shooter, who opened fire from a rooftop across from the ICE office building, is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Jimmy Kimmel chokes up as he explains
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to mock assassination 52 replies
Kirk comments, says he 'never' intended
to mock assassination 52 replies
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taken by Russia 14 replies
Ukraine can win back all of its territory
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men on Morning Joe two weeks after Charlie
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