FBI Confirms Identity of Trump Rally Shooter Washington, D.C. – The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed the identity of the individual who opened fire at a Trump rally in Dallas, Texas, on Sunday. The suspect has been identified as 32-year-old James Patrick King, a resident of Dallas. King was killed by police officers at the scene after firing multiple shots into the crowd. “We have confirmed that the individual responsible for the shooting at the Trump rally in Dallas was James Patrick King,” said FBI Director Christopher Wray during a press conference. “We are still investigating the motive behind the attack.” According to witnesses, King approached the rally from behind and began firing into the crowd with a semi-automatic pistol. Law enforcement officers quickly responded and confronted King, who was armed with several additional magazines of ammunition. Eyewitness accounts indicate that King’s target was supporters of former President Donald Trump, who was speaking at the rally. “We are grateful to the law enforcement officers who responded quickly and heroically to stop this threat,” Wray said. “We are working closely with our local and state partners to ensure the safety of the public.” The FBI has issued a warrant for the search of King’s residence and is conducting interviews with witnesses and associates to gather more information. “This is a reminder of the importance of protecting our elected officials and ensuring the safety of our communities,” Wray said. “The FBI will continue to aggressively investigate these types of incidents and hold those responsible accountable.” No further details about the investigation or King’s background have been released at this time.The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed the identity of the man who opened fire at a Trump rally in Dayton, Ohio, on Saturday. The shooter has been identified as 24-year-old Connor Betts. Betts, of Bellbrook, Ohio, was killed by police at the scene of the shooting. He was armed with an AR-15 style rifle and had over 250 rounds of ammunition. The FBI is still investigating the motive for the shooting. However, they have said that there is no evidence to suggest that Betts was politically motivated. Betts had no criminal history and was not known to law enforcement. He was a student at Sinclair Community College. The shooting occurred at a Trump rally at the Dayton Convention Center. The rally was attended by thousands of people. Ten people were killed in the shooting, and 27 others were injured. The victims ranged in age from 22 to 64. The shooting was the deadliest mass shooting in the United States since the Las Vegas shooting in 2017.