FBI Raids Home Of Robert Crimo Suspect In 4th Of July Highland Park Massacre

FBI agents wearing tactical gear and brandishing assault rifles poured out of an armored vehicle Monday and raided the suburban Chicago home of Robert Crimo the person of interest in the July 4th mass shooting The scene unfolded around 4:30 PM Monday in Highwood, Illinois where Robert Crimo lives with his family two hours before the alleged killer was taken into custody by police after a brief car chase. Cops identified Crimo as a "person of interest" in the heinous shootings and recovered a high-powered rifle from the scene. the raid shows two teams of FBI agents with guns poised walking up to the front and side entrances of the house. One of the agents is heard banging on the front door and yelling, "It's The FBI. If you're inside, come out with your hands up. The other team is seen walking along the side of the house and pointing their guns at the windows, before entering the home through an unlocked door. the feds stayed there for several hours taking photos, but it's unclear if they removed evidence from the home or made arrests. Some agents were overheard saying they had viewed "some interesting things. During the raid, we're told Crimo's father drove up, spoke with the FBI and made a call to his son, leaving a voicemail that the feds wanted to talk to him, the witnesses said. The 22-year-old Crimo if he's indeed the gunman turned the Fourth Of July parade in Highland Park into a shooting gallery by opening fire at a crowd from the rooftop of a local business. Six people were killed and more than two dozen were taken to hospitals with injuries. The victims ranged in age from 8 to 85.

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