Tutor, Gamer Arrested for White House Shooting

0:00On April 26, a 31-year-old guy from Torrance, California, named Cole Tomas Allen, got arrested Saturday for a shooting at the White House. Correspondent's dinner, social media profiles paint him as a sharp tutor and indie gamemaker with top-tier degrees under his belt. His LinkedIn pic from May matches the suspect photo President Trump posted that night, showing him in cap and gown after grabbing a master's in. Computer science from California State University, Dominguez Hills. Before that, he snagged a bachelor's in mechanical engineering from Caltech back in 2017. One of his old professors called him a stand-out, always front row, polite, emailing questions non-stop and said he's totally shocked by this. Allen worked six years at C2 Education Tutoring Kids for college admissions, even named Teacher of the Month in a company post last year. He chipped in $25 to a Democratic Packback in Kamala Harris in 2024. Online, he bragged about coding a chemistry-based game for Steam and building a new top-down

1:03space shooter. This educated brother's double life has folks scratching heads as details keep unfolding on the investigation. That's the story for today, U.S. News. Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with The Story.