EXCLUSIVE: Gunman who shot dead his mom, brother and hero Austin SWAT officer was also on the FBI's TERROR watchlist: Slain cop was paramedic at Parkland school shooting
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/texas/a...-watchlist.html
The shooter, who has not been officially named, had been on a terror watchlist
He was flagged to the FBI before he killed elite Texas cop Jorge Pastore Saturday
Three others who died were Eman Ahmed El Nemr-Nassar, a mother, Ahmed Mohamed Nassar, 35, her son and Riad Mohamed Nassar, 32, her other son
By Maryann Martinez, Texas Bureau Chief For Dailymail.Com
Published: 14:38 EST, 14 November 2023 | Updated: 13:41 EST, 15 November 2023


The gunman who shot dead a hero Texas SWAT officer during a hostage situation was on the terror watchlist, DailyMail.com can reveal.

The FBI had investigated members of the shooter's family before Saturday's killing of top cop Jorge Pastore, law enforcement sources said.

Cops responded to the killer's home at 2.49am on Saturday when a frantic woman 'screaming for help' called 911 to say she had been stabbed and two other people were still trapped in the home.

Austin police previously identified the gunman as a male and sources added he had been found dead in the home with two of his victims.

Three who were found dead in the hostage situation have been identified as Eman Ahmed El Nemr-Nassar, a mother, Ahmed Mohamed Nassar, 35, her son and Riad Mohamed Nassar, 32, her other son, by members of Austin's Islamic community.

It is not clear which of the sons was the shooter.
Senior Patrol Officer Jorge Pastore was killed Saturday in Austin, Texas while responding to a deadly hostage situation. Pastore is survived by his wife and two step kids

Senior Patrol Officer Jorge Pastore was killed Saturday in Austin, Texas while responding to a deadly hostage situation. Pastore is survived by his wife and two step kids
The FBI confirms it is 'offering support' the Austin Police Department with the investigation into Pastore's death and the hostage situation that lead to the SWAT team responding to a home in South Austin

The FBI confirms it is 'offering support' the Austin Police Department with the investigation into Pastore's death and the hostage situation that lead to the SWAT team responding to a home in South Austin

After the initial 911 call, the first police officers to arrive at the home were shot at, prompting SWAT members to respond.

As Pastore and other SWAT members made entry, they were also met with heavy gunfire.

Pastore, 38, was killed and a second officer was wounded. Police fired back, killing the gunman. The bodies of two other victims and the suspect were found inside.-- excerpt, rest at link above --


Hey, come on, the FBI has other things to do.....