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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Dave Mattingly.
The man suspected of carrying out Saturday night's shooting at the White House Correspondents Association dinner
is scheduled to be arraigned today in federal court on multiple charges.
He's identified as 31-year-old Cole Allen, a teacher and engineer from Torrance, California.
A White House official tells NPR Allen sent family members what's described as a manifesto.
Minutes before the incident took place at the Washington Hilton Hotel.
The White House says the document stated Allen wanted to target officials with the Trump administration.
Reporter Steve Futterman has more.
NPR has confirmed that Allen visited gun ranges in Southern California.
He attended at least one No King's March.
In a LinkedIn page that appears to belong to him,
he describes himself as a mechanical engineer and computer scientist by degree,
independent game developer by experience, and teacher by birth.
NPR did not find any criminal records when conducting a background check of Allen.