Prosecutor says bullet that hit Secret Service agent came from suspect's shotgun

The federal prosecutor leading the case against Cole Tomas Allen, the man accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, said Sunday that the government has overwhelming evidence of premeditated intent and can prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt.

More from The Washington Times stories: News

Salvadoran man charged with fatally stabbing two women on Long Island

The Washington Times stories: News·8

U.S. fast-tracks $8 billion in arms sales to Middle East partners

The Washington Times stories: News·9

Comey indictment is 'not just about a single Instagram post,' acting attorney general says

The Washington Times stories: News·8

Homeland Security chief Markwayne Mullin: DHS suffering 'morale issues' after record shutdown

The Washington Times stories: News·5

Prosecutor lays out evidence against man accused of trying to kill Trump at correspondents' dinner

The Washington Times stories: News·8

'The Devil Wears Prada' struts to first place with $77 million debut

The Washington Times stories: News·8