The FBI is looking for a person they stated rammed a gate with a vehicle at the Pittsburgh subject office early Wednesday morning, an incident which they described as a “targeted attack” against the bureau.
At about 2:40 a.m., a person driving a white sedan rammed a vehicle entrance gate at the FBI Pittsburgh office earlier than exiting his automobile, eradicating an American flag from the backseat and throwing it on the broken gate.
The man, who the FBI recognized as Donald Henson of Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, then fled on foot and stays at massive Wednesday morning.
“This incident is considered a targeted attack against the FBI,” the bureau stated in a press release posted to social media. “No FBI personnel were injured.”
During a press conference Wednesday morning, FBI Pittsburgh Assistant Special Agent in Charge Christopher Giordano stated the company was trying at the incident as an “an act of terror against the FBI.”
An FBI spokesperson later walked that assertion again, telling NCS the bureau didn’t take into account the incident to be an act of terrorism.