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Pensacola naval air base shooting

Pensacola naval air base shooting

‘Step up to the plate!’ Trump says Apple won’t unlock devices used by ‘criminals & drug dealers’ in Pensacola shooter phone row
US President Donald Trump has demanded that Apple helps federal agencies break into a pair of devices linked to the Pensacola shooter, accusing the company of not doing enough to assist investigators.
Jan 15, 2020 03:13
Apple says it passed FBI ‘many gigabytes’ of data in Pensacola shooter probe, disputes AG’s claim of ‘no substantial help’
Apple has hit back after US Attorney General William Barr accused the company of offering no assistance in unlocking devices linked to the Pensacola shooter, insisting that it handed the FBI large troves of data for its probe.
Jan 14, 2020 04:08
Nearly 175 Saudi aviation students grounded after Pensacola base shooting
Some 175 Saudi Arabian military aviation students have been grounded in a “safety stand-down,” just days after Saudi Air Force lieutenant Mohammed Alshamrani shot and killed three sailors at Pensacola Naval Air Station.
Dec 10, 2019 20:16
See nothing, say nothing: Journalists who reported on Pensacola base Saudi shooter’s motives SUSPENDED on Twitter
With the feds tight-lipped on Pensacola naval base shooter Mohammed Alshamrami’s motives, those digging into his social media history have been suspended, as Twitter scrubbed his anti-American messages over “promoting extremism.”
Dec 9, 2019 16:21
FBI presumes Pensacola shooting an act of terrorism as probe continues
The FBI has confirmed that it is presuming Friday’s fatal shooting at a naval base in Florida was an “act of terrorism.” However, the agency has not yet confirmed the killer’s motivations, or whether he was a member of a network.
Dec 8, 2019 17:43
FBI confirms identity of Pensacola shooter, US Navy says slain sailors confronted him before demise (PHOTO)
The FBI has released a photo of the Saudi gunman who killed three people at a US naval base in Florida on Friday, formally identifying him as Mohammed Alshamrani and asking the public for tip-offs about his “activities.”
Dec 8, 2019 04:18

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