Ndiaga Diagne leaves apartment before suspected terror attack in Austin, Texas
New video footage from a neighboring doorbell camera, obtained by Fox News, shows the suspected pro-Iran terrorist who opened fire upon a bar in Texas on Sunday, leaving an apartment before he went on to commit the mass shooting.
53-year-old Ndiaga Diagne was shot dead by police after opening fire on the bar in Austin, initially killing two and injuring 14 others. Authorities later announced the death of a third victim.
The newly obtained footage shows Diagne leaving an apartment in Del Valle, Texas. The timestamp on the clip reads February 28, hours before the March 1 shooting, which officers responded to at approximately 2 am. Though the time of day is unclear, it appears dark outside, and Diagne seems to be wearing the same camouflage pants and gray hoodie that he was later seen wearing in photographs released after the shooting.
FBI agents are later seen in an attached clip on the morning of March 1, covering the camera before executing a raid on Diagne’s apartment.
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As The Gateway Pundit reported, Diagne, who obtained citizenship during Obama’s presidency, had a Quran in his car and was wearing a hoodie that said “Property of Allah” and a shirt with Iranian imagery.
The FBI is currently investigating the incident as a possible terrorist attack following the launch of US military strikes in Iran.
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The apartment and a home in Pflugerville, Texas, were reportedly searched in connection with the investigation.
According to Fox, FBI agents raided the apartment on March 2 after surrounding the apartment complex on March 1 at 11:30 am, where they used a loudspeaker to alert residents. Though it is unclear whether anybody was at the apartment at the time of the search, residents described seeing guns drawn and hearing potential gunfire.
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Shortly after, neighbors heard a noise that they described as sounding like gunfire.
“Then we heard like, gunshots, and then we heard a grenade, like a grenade bomb go off in the apartment. It was just a lot of cars and the FBI with their guns drawn,” one anonymous resident told FOX 7.
Another resident detailed how they encountered armed agents outside their apartment upon returning home.
“I looked through the window from the restroom, and I just saw them right in the house, and they had a car in the grass right there. They had K-9s waiting too, they had rifles outside the gate,” Alex Sky said.
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