FBI attacked: Armed gunman tried to break into bureau building
Ohio State Highway Patrol officers reportedly exchanged fire Thursday morning with a man who tried to break into an FBI building in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Interstate I-71 North was shut down after the suspect drove away from the scene and reportedly started firing at police from a cornfield, NBC 15 News reported. FBI negotiators have also arrived on the scene.
The suspect was described as a white male over police scanner traffic, according to the News Journal.
“Blood splatter on his shorts. Right thigh area,” an officer in a police helicopter said over the radio. “Part of windshield shot out … Suspect on knees, holding rifle.”
“Rifle down for the moment. He is on his knees,” the officer added about 15 minutes later.
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