Gunman who killed officer, wounded 3 others allegedly searched online for 'area events where there are crowds'
A gunman who allegedly killed a North Dakota police officer and wounded three others made online searches for "explosive ammo" and "kill fast." A gunman who allegedly killed a North Dakota police officer and wounded three others made online searches for "explosive ammo," "kill fast," "mass shooting events " and "area events where there are crowds ," authorities said. The night before the July 14 attack in Fargo, the suspect, 37-year-old Mohamad Barakat, allegedly looked up an article called "Thousands enjoy first day of downtown Fargo street fair," authorities announced Friday. MORE: Reward up to $40,000 for info in mysterious, deadly shooting of firefighters Barakat, a Fargo resident, allegedly opened fire at the scene of a traffic collision, gunning down Fargo police officer Jake Wallin and wounding three others -- two police officers and a 25-year-old civilian, police said. Another officer at the scene, who ...