FBI investigating possible terror link in shooting of Texas Lyft driver, targeting of police station
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The FBI is investigating whether the Texas man accused of fatally shooting a female Lyft driver and then opening fire in a police station was inspired by foreign terrorists.
"At this point, we do not believe that the suspect, Imran Ali Rasheed, was provided assistance by others or that others were involved in these incidents. However, it is our top investigative priority to fully determine the extent of his relationships and contacts," the FBI’s Dallas office tweeted Monday. Rasheed ordered a Lyft share ride on Sunday in Garland, and then fatally shot driver Isabella Lewis. Police then found Lewis’s car at a police station in Plano where Rasheed opened fire in the lobby and was subsequently fatally shot by police.
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