Details Emerge on Dallas ICE Facility Shooter
Recently released records provide insight into the gunman who attacked a Dallas immigration facility in September.
The parents of 29-year-old Joshua Jahn described him as "completely normal" before his move to Washington state and subsequent return home, where he believed he had radiation sickness.
- Jahn wore cotton gloves to avoid contact with plastic.
- He practiced target shooting with a newly purchased rifle in Oklahoma a month before the attack.
According to a report by a Fairview Police Department officer, Jahn's behavior changed after his move and return.
Jahn's attack on a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building resulted in the deaths of two detainees and the wounding of another, before he took his own life.
The records, obtained through an open records request, do not reveal a clear motivation for the attack.
Author's summary: Records shed light on Dallas ICE facility shooter's background.