FBI agents leave Torrance home linked to alleged shooter

10 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Apr 26

Armed FBI agents in combat gear were seen departing the Torrance, California home connected to suspected gunman Cole Allen, following an overnight operation.
Vehicles carrying agents left the scene as authorities prepare to formally charge Allen in court on Monday after the alleged White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting.
The quiet Torrance neighborhood saw heavy police and media presence, with local residents observing the investigation’s developments as the community awaits further updates on the case.

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