Summary
A shooting took place at a Dallas Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility, resulting in the deaths of two detainees. The shooter, Joshua Jahn, was described as a "loner" motivated more by the desire for recognition than by political ideology. Jahn's suicide followed the attack.
Key Facts
- The shooting occurred at a Dallas ICE facility, killing two detainees and injuring another.
- Joshua Jahn, the shooter, was a 29-year-old living with his parents in Fairview, a suburb of Dallas.
- Jahn was described by his parents as a "loner" with a focus on spending time playing video games and an obsession with AI technology.
- Jahn left a note indicating the attack was directed at ICE agents.
- He was not affiliated with a particular political group and was registered as an independent voter.
- Following the attack, Jahn died by suicide, and his notes suggested that he acted alone.
- This was the second such shooting at an ICE facility in North Texas within recent months.
- The FBI has not commented further on the investigation due to a government shutdown.
