FBI probing vehicle crash at Pittsburgh headquarters, labelling incident as a focused assault on the agency
A mysterious incident occurred early Wednesday morning at the Pittsburgh field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). According to a statement posted on social media, a man identified as Donald Henson from Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, rammed a vehicle entrance gate with his white sedan, causing damage.
The man then exited the vehicle and fled the scene on foot, remaining at large as of Wednesday morning. The FBI is currently searching for Henson.
During a press conference held Wednesday morning, FBI Pittsburgh Assistant Special Agent in Charge Christopher Giordano described the incident as an "act of terror against the FBI." However, an FBI spokesperson later clarified that the incident is not being classified as an act of terrorism.
The incident was described as a "targeted attack" against the FBI. At some point during the incident, the man is reported to have removed an American flag from the backseat of his car and thrown it on the damaged gate before fleeing.
Fortunately, no FBI personnel were injured during the incident. The FBI spokesperson's clarification was given to CNN. The statement regarding the incident was also made during the press conference.
The press conference provided more details about the incident. The man rammed the gate at the FBI Pittsburgh office, causing significant damage. The FBI is investigating the incident and is urging anyone with information about Henson's whereabouts to come forward.
The FBI is asking the public to remain vigilant and to report any suspicious activity to local law enforcement. The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
