Tutor & Game Maker Arrested for White House Shooting

0:00It's April 26, I'm Cory with the story. This is Canada News Today, driven by AI. A 31-year-old guy from Torrance, California named Cole to Moss Allen got arrested Saturday for the shooting outside the White House. Correspondence, dinner. Social media profiles matching his face, including one President Trump posted of the suspect in custody, paint him as a sharp tutor and indie game, maker with serious academic creds. He just graduated this May with a Master's in Computer Science from California State University, Dominguez Hills, rocking the cap and gown in his. Lankton Pick. Before that, he grabbed a bachelor's in the Cannicle Engineering back in 2017 from Caltech and Pasadena, where he joined a Christian, fellowship and a fun Nerf gun club on campus. Folks are stunned because Allen spent the last six years tutoring high schoolers as C2 education, helping with college apps and test prep. They even named him Teacher of the Month in 2024, highlighting his skills with students aiming for top schools.

1:01Digging deeper, he built a video game on steam about molecular chemistry and was cooking up a new, top-down shooter set in outer space. His online resume shows a brainy side that nobody saw coming in this mess. As more detail surfaced on his double life, authorities keep piecing together what led to the attack, leaving everyone questioning how education and violence collide like this.