Investigators are working to determine whether the suspect in a deadly mass shooting in Austin, Texas, was motivated by Saturday's attack on Iran by the US and Israel, multiple law enforcement officials briefed on the case said, cautioning that it's too early to draw any conclusions. Two people were killed and 14 others wounded in the shooting, which sent revellers running for cover in Austin's busy entertainment district early Sunday before the suspect was fatally shot by police...

The FBI is actively looking into whether the suspect in Sunday's mass shooting at a bar in Austin that killed two people and injured 14 was motivated by the strikes launched against Iran by the United States over the weekend. The agency was pursuing the line of investigation because Ndiaga Diagne, who was shot dead at the scene by Austin police department officers, was wearing a hoodie that read "Property of Allah" and a T-shirt with an Iranian flag on it, two people with knowledge of the investigation told The Washington Post...

The fiend behind Sunday's bloodbath at a packed Austin bar was an ex-New York City resident wearing a "Property of Allah'' hoodie — and possibly out for vengeance over the US attack on Iran, law-enforcement sources told The Post. Crazed Texas shooter Ndiaga Diagne, 53, of Senegal arrived in the US on March 13, 2000 on a B-2 tourist visa during the Democratic Clinton administration and became a lawful permanent resident (IR-6) when he married a US citizen in June 2006, a source familiar with his immigration history told The Post...

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