🔗 Share this article FBI Expands Washington Shooting Inquiry On Thursday, the FBI conducted searches at multiple residences as it broadened its inquiry into a incident in the nation's capital that happened on the previous day, leaving one guardsman dead and another in serious condition. Suspect's Background and Home Raided The search included a home in Washington state associated with the alleged gunman, Afghan citizen Rahmanullah Lakanwal, who authorities stated was part of a CIA-supported unit in Afghanistan before entering the America in 2021 under a relocation scheme. Federal agents confiscated multiple digital gadgets from the residence, among them cellphones, portable computers, and Apple devices, and interviewed his family members, the Bureau's chief Patel told a news conference. Guard Member Soldier Beckstrom Passes Away After Attack Later on Thursday, the President revealed that Beckstrom, one of the national guard troops injured in the capital, had died. Beckstrom, 20, was one of two members of the National Guard attacked; the second soldier, Andrew Wolfe, 24 years old, is still gravely injured, as stated by the president. President Trump Urges Scrutiny of Afghan Refugees Donald Trump has urged his team to review every Afghan refugee who came to the country during the Biden administration, after law enforcement officials identified the accused in the incident as a Afghan national. DC Alleged Gunman Had Agency Ties, Officials Confirm The suspected shooter collaborated with CIA-backed armed groups during the US war in the Afghan war, the CIA has confirmed. He, identified as Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 29, entered the America in the fall of 2021 under an resettlement initiative that gave some Afghans who had served the United States legal entry to the United States. The probe is ongoing as officials collect clues and speak with witnesses.