Suspect Arrested In The Case Of White House Fire :
Pennsylvania State Police Wednesday arrested a 21 year old man wanted in connection with an apparent shooting suspects from the White House Friday night.The were Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez in Idaho Falls, Idaho, had at a hotel in Indiana Pennsylvania, according to the Pennsylvania and U.S. authorities. They said he did not resist arrest and make an initial appearance Thursday.
Mr. Ortega-Hernandez family had reported him missing on October 31 and the Pennsylvania State Police said Wednesday they were able to follow him, because he had apparently visited the hotel in recent weeks. Mr. Ortega, Hernandez was arrested in the lobby of the hotel, authorities said.
Investigators said they believe Mr. Ortega-Hernandez has mental problems.
A US Park Police report released before his arrest said he "should be considered unstable with violent tendencies," the Associated Press reported. Park police also said that the suspect has an arrest record in three states , AP reported.
The president was traveling at the time of the shooting on Friday.
On Tuesday, the Secret Service has found a bullet had beaten a second floor window of the White House, in the area where the family lives first. The ball was stopped by the armor glass. A second bullet was found on the same day at the White House, but the agency did not say where.
After shots were fired near the White House on Friday night, authorities found a car blocks away with an imitation AK-47 rifle. The suspect reportedly fled on foot, and until the bullets were found it was not clear if the rounds were fired at the White House.
Forensic experts are trying to find out if found to match the bullets recovered from a gun, but it can be difficult. On the basis of evidence, investigators believe the shots were fired about 700 meters away, and the bullet to travel up to lose its shape a lot of collisions.
Several researchers said they were surprised by a ball may hit the window of such a distance.
Two police authorities said they found no evidence of a shooting was linked to extremist or terrorist group. On Wednesday, officials have been described, looking at the window to the south of the building, which is the first home of the family.
Pennsylvania State Police Wednesday arrested a 21 year old man wanted in connection with an apparent shooting suspects from the White House Friday night.The were Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez in Idaho Falls, Idaho, had at a hotel in Indiana Pennsylvania, according to the Pennsylvania and U.S. authorities. They said he did not resist arrest and make an initial appearance Thursday.
Mr. Ortega-Hernandez family had reported him missing on October 31 and the Pennsylvania State Police said Wednesday they were able to follow him, because he had apparently visited the hotel in recent weeks. Mr. Ortega, Hernandez was arrested in the lobby of the hotel, authorities said.
Investigators said they believe Mr. Ortega-Hernandez has mental problems.
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The president was traveling at the time of the shooting on Friday.
On Tuesday, the Secret Service has found a bullet had beaten a second floor window of the White House, in the area where the family lives first. The ball was stopped by the armor glass. A second bullet was found on the same day at the White House, but the agency did not say where.
After shots were fired near the White House on Friday night, authorities found a car blocks away with an imitation AK-47 rifle. The suspect reportedly fled on foot, and until the bullets were found it was not clear if the rounds were fired at the White House.
Forensic experts are trying to find out if found to match the bullets recovered from a gun, but it can be difficult. On the basis of evidence, investigators believe the shots were fired about 700 meters away, and the bullet to travel up to lose its shape a lot of collisions.
Several researchers said they were surprised by a ball may hit the window of such a distance.
Two police authorities said they found no evidence of a shooting was linked to extremist or terrorist group. On Wednesday, officials have been described, looking at the window to the south of the building, which is the first home of the family.
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