The suspect in Sunday’s early morning shooting massacre at the Waffle House may have been stalking President Trump.
Travis Reinking was previously arrested in the summer by the Secret Service for breaching a restricted area of the White House property.
Secret Service say the alleged killer who remains on the loose was trying to set up a meeting with President Trump before his White House arrest.
Reinking allegedly gunned down customers outside and inside a Waffle House killing four people and injuring others.
This story is developing.
UPDATE: Secret Service says Travis Reinking was trying to set up a meeting with President Trump in July when he was arrested outside the White House for unlawful entry. pic.twitter.com/Si8ClOdrfb
— Natalie Allison (@natalie_allison) April 22, 2018
[give_form id=”79809″]NEW INFO about suspected shooter: Travis Reinking was arrested by Secret Service in July for being in restricted area of White House. AR-15 used today had been seized after that, but IL law enforcement returned it to his father who gave it back to Reinking. pic.twitter.com/owdzbe0GaI
— Natalie Allison (@natalie_allison) April 22, 2018