Latest / Fresh Intelligence / Trump's Assassination Attempt Suspect Makes Shocking Request to Stay in Jail - After DOJ Called Cole Tomas Allen, 31, 'Danger to Society' Following WHCD Shooting
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- 0:18[SPEAKER_00]: Man accused of attempting to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondence Dinner, surprised his own legal team by requesting to remain in jail during a hearing on April 30.
- 0:28[SPEAKER_00]: Cole Allen informed a judge that he was waving his right to challenge his detention.
- 0:33[SPEAKER_00]: The shift came just one day after his defense submitted a comprehensive memo arguing for his release.
- 0:38[SPEAKER_00]: He's conceding detention at this time.
- 0:40[SPEAKER_00]: Allen's attorney, Tezira Abe, said to magistrate Judge Moxila Yubudia.
- 0:45[SPEAKER_00]: Despite difficulties in communicating with Allen prior to the hearing, his attorney spoke with him beforehand.
- 0:50[SPEAKER_00]: The judge sought confirmation that Allen understood the ramifications of his decision to which he applied.
- 0:55[SPEAKER_00]: Yes, you're on her.
- 0:57[SPEAKER_00]: Allen faces serious charges of assassination and firearm offenses, stemming from an incident at the Washington Hilton during the Correspondent's dinner.
- 1:05[SPEAKER_00]: On April 29, U.S. Attorney General Jeanine Piero submitted a detailed 20-page report arguing against his release, emphasizing that Allen remains a public threat, especially with the president and his cabinet appearing publicly.
- 1:17[SPEAKER_00]: Piero highlighted Allen's expressed belief that lawful authorities do not follow the law, which increases his danger to the president.
- 1:24[SPEAKER_00]: Before his surprising decision, Allen's defense asserted in their 13-page memo that he posed no threat to the public.
- 1:31[SPEAKER_00]: They pointed out his lack of a criminal record and previous academic achievements, including a degree from the California Institute of Technology and Mechanical Engineering and a master's degree in computer science.
- 1:42[SPEAKER_00]: Additionally, they noted his employment as a tutor and his strong support network of family and friends.
- 1:47[SPEAKER_00]: Despite these arguments, Allen opted to remain in custody for now.
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