An armed man who fled after attempting to break into an FBI office in Ohio appears to have posted a “call to arms” on Donald Trump’s Social Truth platform after agents involved The state searched the former president’s home, US media reported on Friday.
An account bearing 42-year-old suspect Ricky Shiffer, identified by Ohio authorities on Friday, posted multiple posts of violent rage including his failed plan to attack FBIAccording to the screenshot of the record, many US stores have reported.
“This is your call to arms,” an account named Shiffer posted on Social Truth.
“I’m Proposing War,” the account posted, calling on “patriots” to kill federal agents a day later. Trump The Florida residence has been ransacked by the Federal Bureau of Investigation – a move that has sparked outrage among the right.
Just before it was removed from the social media platform, the same account emerged on Thursday to confess to trying to break into FBI offices in the midwestern US state of Ohio.
The FBI said Thursday that an armed person tried to break into the entrance to the bureau’s office in Cincinnati.
According to local media, the man fired a nail gun and brandished an AR-15-style rifle before fleeing by car.
“Well, I thought I got my way through the bulletproof glass, but I didn’t. If you don’t hear from me, yes I did try to hack the FBI, and that means I’ve been hacked. removed from the Internet, the FBI caught me, or they sent the usual police while “reading a post, which appeared to end mid-sentence, and was shared Thursday morning, according to the report.
The case attracted national attention because it came just days after the FBI raided Trump’s Mar-a-Lago residence, although there was no immediate confirmation of the events involved.
The Ohio suspect was killed in a dispute with police after a vehicle chase and gun exchange, authorities said.
