What we know about Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the suspect in the New Orleans attack

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The suspect in a deadly attack on New Year's revelers in New Orleans has been identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old U.S.-born citizen and U.S. Army veteran from Texas, according to the FBI.


An ISIS flag was found on a pole on the truck's trailer hitch, and authorities are working to determine whether the deceased suspect had any affiliation with terrorist organizations.


However, authorities do believe Jabbar was radicalized in the last few years, a senior official told ABC News late Wednesday, and that radicalization may have been exacerbated by the Israel-Hamas war.

Addressing the nation from Camp David on Wednesday evening, President Joe Biden said, "The FBI also reported to me that mere hours before the attack, he posted videos on social media indicating that he's inspired by ISIS, expressing a desire to kill."

"The ISIS flag was found in his vehicle, which he rented to conduct this attack," Biden said. "Possible explosives were found in the vehicle as well, and more explosives were found nearby."

The suspect is not seen but is allegedly heard talking about his divorce and about a desire to kill members of his family before ultimately deciding to carry out the attack on Bourbon Street, the sources said.

The suspect is also heard talking about ISIS, the sources said.

 

New Orleans attack suspect discussed plans to kill his family and join ISIS in chilling recordings. Here’s what we know


Weapons and potential IEDs were located in the suspect's vehicle and other potential IEDs were located in the French Quarter, according to the FBI, which is leading the investigation. As of now, two IEDs have been found and rendered safe, the FBI said.

Investigators found homemade pipe bombs at the scene of the Bourbon Street attack, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The crude devices contained coils and nails, the sources said. Authorities also found a grenade, which is among the items tested for viability, sources said.

In addition to the assault rifle, Jabbar was allegedly armed with a handgun, sources with knowledge of the investigation told ABC News.

 
The FBI identified the suspect as 42-year-old Jabbar, who served in the US military between 2007 and 2020. He also deployed to Afghanistan from February 2009 to January 2010.

He graduated from Georgia State University in 2017 earning a degree in computer information systems.

 

New Orleans attack suspect discussed plans to kill his family and join ISIS in chilling recordings. Here’s what we know


Weapons and potential IEDs were located in the suspect's vehicle and other potential IEDs were located in the French Quarter, according to the FBI, which is leading the investigation. As of now, two IEDs have been found and rendered safe, the FBI said.

Investigators found homemade pipe bombs at the scene of the Bourbon Street attack, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The crude devices contained coils and nails, the sources said. Authorities also found a grenade, which is among the items tested for viability, sources said.

In addition to the assault rifle, Jabbar was allegedly armed with a handgun, sources with knowledge of the investigation told ABC News.

Murder his own family? WTF???

The poor bastard obviously suffered from mental issues much like volsrock and other neo-Nazi/militia/white nationalist JPP members.
 
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