Photo of the defendant CDC Shooter issued by GBI

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• According to GBI, Patrick Joseph White fired 500 shots with nearly 200 buildings in CDC.

• Documents have been identified referring to the Covid-19 vaccine.

• The weapons belonged to a father and were secured, but White managed to take them.

Dekalb County, GA. – The Georgia Investigation Bureau revealed new details during a press conference on Tuesday morning for shooting last Friday at the headquarters of the Centers for Disease and Atlanta Prevention.

What they say

GBI Director Chris Hossi has confirmed that 30-year-old Patrick Joseph White has no some criminal history, but has recently expressed thoughts of suicide, leading to contact with police a few weeks before the shooting.

GBI says 500 shots were fired and about 200 cartridges struck six CDC buildings, although no employee was injured. During the investigation, written documents were found, expressing White’s distrust of Covid-19 vaccines, which investigators described as a personal statement, not a direct threat.

Authorities say White has entered a safe at his family’s home to have access to a firearm – a mixture of rifles, a rifle and a pistol – belonged to his father. The greater part of the restored shells of the shells come from a long gun. White is reported to have died of a self -inflicted firearm wound.

GBI has confirmed that Dekalb County police officer David Rose has been shot and killed while responding to the incident. “He serves with honor, courage and unwavering dedication,” Hosi said. “His victim will never be forgotten.”

The FBI special FBI agent said SWAT’s federal teams had cleared the CDC Campus room after the shooting to ensure they were not victims inside. A close kindergarten was evacuated and all the children were safely gathered with their families.

So far, five firearms, electronic devices and video evidence have been restored. The FBI and GBI are asking anyone with additional frames or information to connect to the top line of 1-800-597-coesions or to use the “See something, send something” app.

Officials also said they did not notice an increase in threats against CDC after firing, but remained in close contact with CDC Security to share any intelligence.

Hossi and Brown have joined the temporary chief of police Gregory Padrick of the Dekalb County Police Department; Assistant Chief Carven Tis from the Atlanta Police Department; Chief Burt Boat at the University of Emori University and others.

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The Fox 5 Atlanta also received a 911 call made by Patrick White’s father in Cob County. In the call, White’s father tells the dispatcher 911 that he fears his son may have participated in the shooting. He also says he called the 911 Decalb number three times three times and left detailed messages, but no one has called him, he finally reached for Cob in the hope of talking to a detective who has helped the family before.

What we know

Dekalb County police officer David Rose was killed when responding to an active shooter reports at CDC shortly before 5:00 pm 8 August.

Authorities later identified the accused Sagittarius, like 30-year-old Patrick Joseph White of Kenesau, who accused the Covid-19 vaccine of making it depressed and suicidal. White died during the incident, although employees did not say whether he had been killed by the police or took his life.

The attack left the CDC Campus Scarred and the staff shook, provoking calls from the Union of the Agency for more strong security measures.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., visited the CDC Royal Campus on Monday. He was also reported and he visited the wife of Decab County police officer David Rose, who was killed when he responded to reports of the shooting.

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