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Patel Hands Over Long-Awaited Docs From Congressional Baseball Shooting

St. Clair County Illinois Sheriff's Department via AP

FBI Director Kash Patel said he delivered the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence the long-awaited documents relating to the 2017 congressional baseball shooting.

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“These are documents sought by Capitol Hill officials for almost 8 years,” Patel said on Wednesday. “Providing these documents was one of our top priorities in delivering a new FBI era of transparency. Thank you to the committee and Chairman @RepRickCrawford for your partnership in getting Americans the truth.”

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On June 14, 2017, James Thomas Hodgkinson fired about 70 rounds at Republican lawmakers and their staffers as they practiced early that morning at a field in Alexandria, Virginia. Five people were injured, including Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA). Responding officers shot the 66-year-old, who later died. 

Scalise thanked Patel for the long overdue information. 

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