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00:00ad before I let you go? I don't think so, Josh. The next steps are obviously an arraignment.

00:05Comey's going to be able to surrender. He's not going to be arrested. And then we're going to

00:08see that motion to dismiss based on the grounds that I mentioned. I wouldn't be surprised if the

00:14judge tosses the case entirely. And if not, we'll probably get a jury trial sometime in 2026.

00:19All right. Neema Rahmani, thank you as always for taking the time to join us. We appreciate it.

00:24Thanks, Josh. Have a great weekend.

02:25The sniper who fired at an ICE facility in Dallas, killing a detainee and wounding two

02:34others appears to have been inspired by the assassination of Charlie Kirk. That's according

02:39to Tricia McLaughlin. She is the assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department

02:45of Homeland Security. She spoke with me yesterday and explained what she's learned about that

02:50potential motive. We've seen a thousand percent increase in assaults against our law enforcement.

02:56We've heard and seen the demonization, the dehumanization of our law enforcement. And I

03:01think that this is often what happens when people take things into their own hands. These lunatics

03:07see them being compared to the Gestapo, being compared to the Nazis, and they think I'm going

03:12to go after them and I'm going to bring violence and terror to them. And that's what we saw from

03:17this deranged individual. Not only was it those shell casings that were found with the anti-ICE

03:21messages, but it was also these handwritten notes that said that he wanted to bring terror

03:26to our ICE law enforcement. And we're seeing, you know, there's more information coming out

03:30about the motive, but it's looking increasingly like he was inspired by Charlie Kirk's murder.

03:37Now, video released by federal officials shows the inside and outside there of that facility

03:43as the gunfire erupted Wednesday morning. You can see people running for cover there,

03:48detainees ducking and running around a transport van to get inside as ATF and ICE agents help them to

03:54safety. You'll see that in just a second here. Now, the suspected gunman identified by the FBI

04:00as Joshua Yan took his own life as agents approached him. Investigators say during a raid of his home,

04:08messages were found indicating that he hated the government and was targeting law enforcement.

04:13It's important to note here, no law enforcement was injured in the attack.

04:17I do want to talk more about this by bringing in Jillian Snyder, a retired NYPD officer.

04:23She's now an adjunct lecturer at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and resident senior fellow

04:28at the R Street Institute. Thank you so much for taking the time to be here with us and break it

04:34all down. Thanks for having me back on, Josh. Of course. And first off, I did want to ask you here,

04:40as we take a look at that video, what sort of information could it provide to investigators

04:46as they work to piece all of this together? So what jumps out to me about the surveillance

04:52footage is a lot more than just the obvious. It's not about showing the van being hit. It's

04:57about helping reconstruct the exact timeline of events, mapping the bullet point impacts and

05:02narrowing down the shooter's angle of fire. So the pattern of where round strike allows investigators

05:07to triangulate where the shooter was positioned on that roof and what type of weapon he used.

05:12Just as importantly, though, the footage captures the agent's response under fire,

05:17how quickly they sought cover, how they moved the detainees immediately,

05:20and whether established protocols were held under stress. So from a criminology perspective,

05:25every frame gives us a little bit of data. It shows you both the offender behavior and the law

05:31enforcement response. And officials say that the shooter there fired from a rooftop that he was

05:37targeting ICE agents. What challenges, based on your law enforcement experience,

05:42does law enforcement face in defending against a type of attack here where you have a sniper

05:47on a rooftop?

05:49So elevated attacks are a nightmare scenario for law enforcement overall.

05:54Most facilities and sally ports are like in jail facilities. We have sally ports where we lodge and

06:00unlaunch prisoners. They're designed to prevent lateral threats at ground level. Very few are built with

06:06the idea that someone could be shooting from above. So when rounds come from an elevated position,

06:10the normal form of cover, walls, vehicles are less effective. You're also dealing with line of sight

06:16issues. Spotting a concealed shooter on a roof is incredibly difficult. So for officers on the ground,

06:21it forces you into a split mission. Protect the people in the kill zone while simultaneously trying

06:27to identify and neutralize the shooter.

06:29We're talking about a case that involved local, state, and federal law enforcement. They were all

06:35there on the scene. What sort of challenges are there when you have all of those different agencies

06:40trying to work together to not just respond to the scene, but also work an investigation?

06:46So I've had the honor and privilege of working in multi-agency investigations. And I can tell you

06:51coordination is always both the strength and the stress point of major investigations. So in this scenario,

06:56you have FBI, ICE, ATF, local Dallas PD, and other state partners, all with their own rules and their

07:03own jurisdictions. So the challenge is making sure that evidence flows seamlessly. Ballistics from the

07:09roof to the van, forensic evidence from the notes, digital forensics from devices, without chain of

07:14custody errors. Public communication is another hurdle. So each agency has its own press protocols,

07:20and yet you need to send a unified message.

07:23One thing that's interesting is if you've ever watched a TV show where there's a crime, they

07:45obviously solve it within that hour-long program there. What is one thing that you think maybe the

07:51public misunderstands here when there is an investigation like this?

07:56So I think the public sometimes assumes that once a suspect dies on scene, as they did in this case,

08:02especially by self-inflicted gunshot wound, everything is wrapped up neatly. In reality,

08:07though, investigators are only just beginning to work. Even if you no longer need to build a case for the

08:13prosecution, you still need to piece together motive, reconstruct the full timeline, and rule

08:18out any co-conspirators. So that involves forensic analytics of trajectory and ballistics,

08:23recovering and interpreting the handwritten notes, and combing through devices or digital footprints

08:28to confirm whether the suspect did, in fact, act alone. These processes can take days or weeks,

08:33not hours. The Dallas cake, it has moved very quickly in trying to establish motive,

08:38but the deeper investigation work is still painstaking and methodical, and the public does

08:43rarely see that grind. They only see the headline. What lessons could law enforcement agencies take

08:50from something like this to maybe improve their future preparedness? Is that something that you can

08:57ever really prepare for? So there are several things that we can take to make improvements.

09:02Facilities like Icefield offices need to consider rooftop vulnerability as part of their security

09:08footprint. That means building partnerships with nearby property owners, increasing surveillance

09:14coverage of surrounded elevations, and tightening roof access controls. Second, I think agencies should

09:20look at physical improvements, adding overhead shielding or canopies in Sally Court, something we

09:25learned the hard way in policing when we have had drive-by shootings at central booking locations.

09:30And third, there is training. Officers need to rehearse ambush scenarios, not just frontal

09:35assaults by attacks from above, so muscle memory does kick in under fire. And finally, the most

09:41important thing is intelligence sharing. If there are threats circulating against ICE or other federal

09:46agencies, that information needs to be disseminated and acted upon quickly, because preparedness is about

09:52blending tactics, infrastructure, and intelligence. I wanted to ask, because obviously, if you've worked in this

09:59field, I'm sure you have questions as you watch an investigation like this play out. So I wanted to ask what

10:04question or questions you have that you hope will be answered.

10:09I still have a few questions. How exactly did the suspect access and occupy the rooftop without detection? Was there a

10:16pattern of surveillance beforehand? In most cases, as you and I have discussed in other tragedies like this, what was the

10:23the individual doing before? Were they staking out the location? Were they tracking times of when ICE

10:28officers were outside or detainees were being moved? How long was he positioned before he opened fire? And from an

10:35operational standpoint, I also want to know whether the transport routines were predictable, because

10:40predictability is what makes law enforcement vulnerable.

10:43All right. Jillian Snyder, thank you so much for taking the time to be here. Anything else that

10:48you want to add before I let you go? No, that's it. All right. Thank you so much. I appreciate it as

10:54always. Have a great day. You too. And of course, we are continuing to follow everything related to this

11:01investigation as it does continue here. I also want to pull this up. We showed you this a bit earlier,

11:07but Attorney General Pam Bondi posting that under President Trump's leadership, there is zero

11:12tolerance for political violence and domestic terrorism. I am deploying federal agents to

11:18ICE facilities around the country. If you so much as touch one of our federal officers, you will go to

11:25prison. Again, she did post that along with a statement here. It's only about a minute in length,

11:29but I did want to play it for you on Live Now from Fox.

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