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FBI Warns Of Potential Retaliatory Violence After Trump Assassination Attempt

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In a rare joint intelligence bulletin, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security have issued a warning regarding potential retaliatory acts of violence in response to the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. The bulletin, released on Monday, highlighted the concerns of possible violent actions by extremists in the aftermath of the recent incident.

While the bulletin did not specify any particular targets, it emphasized that extremists have a history of carrying out attacks against political or ideological opponents. This alert comes as law enforcement agencies are actively investigating the events surrounding the assassination attempt and delving into potential motives behind the incident.

Extremists may target political opponents, law enforcement investigating motives.
Joint intelligence bulletin warns of possible retaliatory violence after Trump incident.
Capitol Police acknowledge threats against lawmakers, enhancing security measures.

Capitol Police have also acknowledged the heightened threat environment they are currently operating in, citing specific threats against lawmakers. They have stated that they are collaborating with federal, state, and local partners to develop a comprehensive plan to ensure the safety of Members of Congress during the upcoming Republican National Convention and Democratic National Convention.

The joint warning from the FBI and DHS underscores the ongoing security challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in safeguarding public officials and addressing the risks posed by extremist groups. As investigations continue into the attempted assassination and the broader threat landscape, authorities remain vigilant in their efforts to prevent and respond to potential acts of violence.

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