Cole Allen: 'Grave Concerns' Over Solitary Confinement Of WHCD Suspect
Summary
A federal judge expressed serious worries about Cole Allen’s treatment in jail, specifically his solitary confinement without clear reason. Allen is charged with trying to assassinate President Donald Trump at a White House event and faces life in prison if convicted.Key Facts
- Cole Allen is accused of attempting to kill President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner.
- Allen was stopped near the event after trying to get past security, resulting in gunfire with Secret Service agents.
- President Trump was not harmed; a Secret Service officer was shot but survived thanks to a bulletproof vest.
- A judge ordered a court hearing to discuss Allen’s solitary confinement conditions in jail.
- Allen’s lawyers reported he was kept in full restraints and forced to meet with them in a locked cage with no privacy.
- Authorities say there is clear evidence Allen fired at and injured a federal agent during the incident.
- Allen has not yet entered a plea for the charges against him.
- The judge wants jail officials and lawyers to explain why Allen has been in solitary confinement without obvious cause.
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