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The man accused of trying to attack top administration officials Saturday night at the White House Correspondence Dinner

appeared in federal court for the first time today.

31-year-old Cole Thomas Allen was charged with attempting to assassinate the president as well as other counts.

He's accused of running through Secret Service security, armed with a shotgun, pistol, and knives.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche says the suspected shooter fired one shot.

This man was a floor above the ballroom with hundreds of federal agents between him and the president of the

United States. The Department of Justice approaches incidents like this with urgency and clarity of

purpose. Violence has no place in civic life. I witness Aaron Thielman told CNN she suspects the alleged gunman

may have tripped before law enforcement arrested him. He was running right in my directions,

magazine clips around his body. Had you already climbed all the stairs? I had already climbed all the

stairs. So you were in the same level as him? He dropped right at my feet. When you say he dropped right at your feet?

He fell face first.

According to officials, Alan took a train to D.C. from California where he worked as a part-time tutor.

Prosecutors asked to detain Allen before trial and a detention hearing was set for this Thursday.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt declined to rule out operational

changes to President Donald Trump's schedule following Saturday's shooting, including the prospect

of ensuring he and the vice president not attend events at the same time. She also sought

to shift blame for a rise in political violence to Democrats. Also, Trump is using the shooting

to push for his controversial White House

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