Suspect in White House Shooting Was Known to Secret Service, Had Active Warrant from Previous Incident

Suspect in White House Shooting Was Known to Secret Service, Had Active Warrant from Previous Incident: 

The gunman who fired on Secret Service agents Saturday had a history with White House security and had been warned to stay away last July.

President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that the gunman had “a violent history and possible obsession” with the White House.

Nasire Best, 21, of Dundalk, Maryland, had been arrested last year after trying to gain access to the White House, according to CBS News.