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ATF Fails to Produce Documents in Trump Assassination Attempt Probe

A congressional task force investigating assassination attempts against Donald Trump accuses the ATF of failing to produce requested documents and materials related to the incidents.

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PoliticsUs PoliticsInvestigationGovernmentLaw EnforcementAssassination

Bureau Of AlcoholTobaccoFirearms And Explosives (Atf)Secret ServiceCongressional Task ForceHouse Bipartisan Task Force

Donald TrumpThomas CrooksRyan RouthCorey ComperatoreMike Waltz

What was the nature of the ATF's response to the task force's requests?: The ATF's response, deemed insufficient, consisted mainly of summary narratives rather than the requested documents, prompting the task force to demand a response by November 13.
What aspects of the suspects' motives and activities are being investigated?: The investigation is exploring Crooks' motives, his encrypted accounts in multiple countries, and the reasons behind Routh's alleged actions.
What is the main allegation made by the congressional task force against the ATF?: A congressional task force investigating assassination attempts against former President Trump alleges that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) has failed to provide requested materials related to the investigations, despite a deadline.
What specific materials did the task force request regarding the July 13th incident?: The requests included materials related to the July 13th incident in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Thomas Crooks attempted to assassinate Trump using an AR-15, including evidence found at Crooks' home and vehicle.
What is the other incident being investigated by the task force, and who is the suspect?: The task force also seeks information about the September incident in West Palm Beach, Florida, involving Ryan Routh, who allegedly pointed a rifle at Trump.

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