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Bondi vows maximum punishment for suspected terrorist who killed Israeli embassy staffers
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2:15Now PlayingU.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi inspected the scene where two Israeli Embassy staffers were gunned down, calling it an act of antisemitic violence – and promising in a news briefing that the suspected terrorist would be punished to the fullest extent of the law. The staffers were killed when suspected gunman Elias Rodriguez opened fire on a group of four people outside the Capital Jewish Museum. Rodriguez, a 31-year-old Chicago resident, was observed pacing outside the museum until he approached the young couple and two others and began firing a handgun, DC Police Chief Pamela Smith said. The suspect then ditched the gun and ran inside the museum, where he admitted to the shooting, Smith added. Rodriguez was detained inside the building and shouted “Free, free Palestine” during his arrest.
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