Amy Robach

So they schedule and they locate police around the area to make sure they keep things safe, not imagining that this would be the scenario they would encounter.

But thankfully, from a logistic standpoint, the police were within seconds of where this man got out and started walking down the street with this rifle.

And he was eventually shot and killed by police.

Yes, and we mentioned that photo that's online.

If you haven't seen it, something that really stands out is his attire.

He had a T-shirt on that said, Property of Allah, and according to police records,

underneath that t-shirt, property of Allah, he was wearing something with the Iranian flag on it.

Now we know he, yeah, you mentioned, he became a permanent resident in 2006.

He actually married a U.S.

citizen.

I believe he got divorced in 2022, and his wife has been speaking out a bit about this, but he became a U.S.

citizen more than 10 years ago.

So this is somebody who is in this country legally, went through the proper channels, even married a U.S.

citizen, and still...

you see where it ended.

And this T-shirt says a lot.

I mean, there's a reason why he chose to wear that T-shirt.

And police say there were more things in his vehicle that leads them to believe that they may be dealing with something other than just someone who's mentally ill, someone who is angry at the world.

They feel like potentially this could be a terrorism-related attack linked to Iran.

Yeah, this is deeply concerning because this isn't necessarily Iran being able to reach us and attack us with missiles and the types of things we're seeing happening in the Middle East and certainly even some concerns in Europe.