New Orleans: A pickup truck rammed into a crowd, killing 15 and injuring 35, on Bourbon Street.
Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a 42-year-old Texan and Army veteran, was identified as the suspected attacker.
The FBI labeled the deadly New Orleans incident as a suspected act of terrorism.
Jabbar recorded videos claiming allegiance to ISIS before carrying out the attack.
He served in the Army from 2007 to 2020 as a tech and HR specialist and deployed to Afghanistan.
Investigators ruled out surveillance video suspects in placing New Orleans’ explosive devices.
Authorities continue searching for any other individuals linked to the tragic attack.
The attacker rented the vehicle through Turo, a car-sharing platform, officials revealed.
Federal agents began searching a Houston property tied to the suspected attacker.
Explosive devices appear to have been created at a rented Airbnb property.
President Biden urged caution against premature conclusions and promised thorough investigations.
The Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans was postponed to Thursday at 4 p.m. due to the attack.
