Latest Headlines
- Century Highway 29 Construction Zone Traffic Shift Delayed (Again)
- One Injured In Crash Near Walnut Hill
- Tate Showband Of The South Has A New Director
- Navy Federal Employees Honored By Manna For Volunteer Efforts
- Pine Meadow’s Cassi McGee Received Florida Outstanding Teacher Leadership Award
- Escambia Man, 75, Arrested For Child Porn After FDLE, NCIS Investigation
- Escambia County Youth Employment Program Celebrates Future Workforce
- Spohn Delivers 3 RBIs As Blue Wahoos Delight With Win Against Shuckers
- Highway 168 Bridge Reopened Friday After Repair Completed
- Bicyclist Critical After Being Struck By Vehicle In Century
Findings Of NAS Pensacola Shooting Investigation To Be Announced Today
January 13, 2020
Monday afternoon, federal officials will announce findings of the criminal investigation in to the December 6, 2019, shootings onboard Naval Air Station Pensacola.
Attorney General William P. Barr and FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich will hold a press conference at the Department of Justice in Washington to make the announcement.
CNN, The Washington Post and other national news organizations are reporting that over a dozen Saudi servicemen training at U.S. military bases will be expelled from the country.
The Saudis being expelled are not directly accused of aiding Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, the Saudi Air Force member who killed Joshua K. Watson, Mohammed S. Haitham and Cameron S. Walters and injured eight others.
The Washington Post reported Sunday that the probe found connections to “extremist rhetoric, possession of child pornography and a failure by a small number of people to report alarming behavior by the gunman”.
Comments
4 Responses to “Findings Of NAS Pensacola Shooting Investigation To Be Announced Today”
Everyone needs to calm down about wanting to know what the report says. They need to get it right is a priority… also, they are only going to release what they want you to know. RELAX
“The Washington Post reported Sunday that the probe found connections to “extremist rhetoric, possession of child pornography and a failure by a small number of people to report alarming behavior by the gunman”.”
If an American was caught with these charges in saudi their heads would be cut off.
Why are we releasing people with kiddy porn?
Maybe they can also explain how the Washington Post knows ahead of time what the Dept. of Justice is disclosing to the public. Our government is saturated with “leakers” – they should all be fired – elected officials or not. They are working actively against our interests and are a danger to our country.
Wow!!! I figured the Washington Post would have tied this whole thing back to President Trump. That he caused it.