Brother's Warning Stops White House Attack

0:00On May 1st, a 25-year-old marine engineer named Gabriel Allen made a tough call to police a new London Connecticut just minutes before his. Older brother Cole tried to storm a security checkpoint at the Washington, Hilton. Cole 31 was armed with a shotgun, handgun, and knives, apparently aiming to target Donald Trump and others at the White House. Correspondence dinner on Saturday evening. Gabriel acted after getting a chilling, 1052-word letter from Cole, full of anti-Trump Brants, and signed Friendly Federal Assassin. Secret Service agents exchanged fire with Cole, who got tackled and arrested after breaking through the lobby barrier. He's now facing serious federal charges, while a photo's surface of him geared up with weapons in his hotel room right before the chaos. The family had gotten similar disturbing messages, and Gabriel's quick thinking is credited with possibly stopping a bigger disaster. Friends and family can't stop praising Gabriel as the straight-up guy who'd always do the

1:00right thing, no matter how hard. One ex-co-worker called him Honest and Thoreau, and his in-law say it fits his smart, awesome character. They noted he just welcomed a baby girl with his wife Ashley two weeks ago, married last July, and the timing has everyone reeling. The Allen's Hale from a tight-knit church-going family in Torrance, California, with high-achieving kids, Gabriel studied naval architecture at a top, school, sisters, Avriana and Stephanie racked up science and journalism creds. Cole had a master's in computer science and engineering gigs, but had been venting extreme views and hiding guns at their parents' place. Lately, Gabriel's laying low in his Connecticut condo even spotted doing laundry to give back to normal amid the media storm. Cole attended Gabriel's wedding last summer, but stayed in the pews, not in the bridal party signs of distance, maybe. As charges pile up, the family is grappling with this shock, but Gabriel's move shows family loyalty mixed with clear-headed duty.