Pittsburgh – A suspect is detained after a driver hits a car into a safety door of a person FBI Authorities said the building in Pittsburgh earlier Wednesday and then removed the American flag from the back seats and threw it onto the door.
“This is a targeted attack on the building,” Christopher Giordano, assistant special agent for the head, said FBI In Pittsburgh, tell reporters. No one was injured.
Officials said the suspect was identified as Donald Henson, nearby Pennsylvania, and was detained after 10 a.m. more than seven hours after the incident. There are no details about the motivation or how to escape, but FBI Spokesman Bradford Arick said it was not considered a terrorism case.
By Wednesday afternoon, no charges were filed in Henson’s federal case listing, and federal prosecutors did not immediately return to news seeking comments. Giordano once said FBI Will vigorously file a case.
this FBI Familiar with Henson, Giordano described it as a former military member. The message left behind by linking to his phone number was not immediately returned.
“He did come here FBI A few weeks ago, the field office filed a meaningless complaint. ” said Giordano.
He said the car appeared to have some information on the side windows, but it did not specify it in detail. The car is a white sedan and it seems to have U.S. Air Force stickers as well.
Investigators, including the bomb squad, found no explosives at the scene.
Arick said security doors are spread all day long by federal contractors.
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Associated Press writer Kathy McCormack contributed to the report in Concord, New Hampshire and Maryclaire Dale of Philadelphia.
