FBI Drops Chilling Details About Bullets’ Secret Messages in Deadly ICE Shooting—What They Wrote Will Haunt Your Zodiac Sign!
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So, here we are again—September 24, with the stars swirling in Virgo’s precise grip, yet chaos erupting in Dallas, Texas. The FBI dropped a bombshell revelation today: the bullets fired during the lethal shooting at the ICE detention facility weren’t just deadly—they were inscribed with messages dripping in anti-ICE venom. Seriously, who thinks to personalize ammo like it’s a greeting card from hell? Multiple casualties have been reported, including the shooter, who tragically ended his own life. Interestingly, no ICE agents were harmed, but the intended message? Loud and clear. Special Agent Joe Rothrock confirmed the FBI is treating this as targeted violence, echoing chilling memories of the July 4 attack in Alvarado, Texas—a grim reminder that these attacks keep sneaking through the cracks. Meanwhile, Dallas Mayor asks us all to stay calm and let law enforcement do their thing, while Vice President JD Vance calls out the “obsessive attack on law enforcement” that just can’t seem to quit. The bullets’ exact inscriptions remain a mystery, but their sinister intent is anything but. The stars might be all about order today—but down here, the atmosphere is raw, wild, and unsettling. Curious for more? LEARN MORE.
The FBI have revealed that the bullets used in the ICE facility shooting in Texas had ‘anti-ICE’ messages inscribed on them.
Today (September 24), gunfire broke out at the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in Dallas, Texas.
Multiple people have died, including the suspected shooter. It has been reported that the gunman, who has not yet been named, is dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
It has also been reported that one victim has died at the scene, says NBC News. No ICE agents have been shot or injured.
Special agent Joe Rothrock explained at a news conference today: “I can confirm at this time that the FBI is investigating this incident as an act of targeted violence.”
Speaking to reporters, Rothrock said that the writing on the bullets was ‘anti-ICE in nature’.
Special agent Joe Rothrock, of the FBI, provided an update on the shooting (YouTube/FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth)
“It is unfortunately just the most recent example we’ve seen of targeted violence, to include here in North Texas, where back on July 4 we saw a coordinated attack carried out against an immigration detention center in Alvarado, Texas,” he said.
“What I can also share with you is that early evidence that we’ve seen from rounds that were found near the suspected shooter, contains messages that are anti-ICE in nature.
“Again, this is just the most recent example of this type of attack.”
He continued: “This will be a whole-of-government response. There will be no resource not untilized to bring all those individuals who are responsible to bring them to justice and to hold them accountable.
“While we’re not releasing identities of any victims at this time, what I can confirm for you is that no members of law enforcement were hurt during this attack.”
The agency did not mention exactly what was written on the bullets.
The incident took place at an ICE facility in Dallas, Texas (YouTube/FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth)
While Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson told reporters: “Let’s be patient, let’s remain calm, and let’s let our law enforcement partners, our police department, do their job.
“This is an active investigation. There are still a lot of unanswered questions, and I want to encourage all of you to exercise a little bit of restraint and allow them to do their job.”
JD Vance has also reacted to the news and said that the ‘obsessive attack on law enforcement’, ICE in particular, ‘must stop’.
“I’m praying for everyone hurt in this attack and for their families,” the Vice President went on.
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