Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, or in English, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), went to a man’s home in Salt Lake City, Utah, this Wednesday morning to issue a search warrant for death threats against US politicians, including the president Joe Biden. However, the visit ended in a shootout and the man was killed.

Craig Deleeuw Robertsonas the man had been identified, several public threats had been made to Biden and Alvin Bragga New York district attorney who leads investigations against the former president donald trump.

The suspect reportedly said Monday that when Joe Biden went to Utah he would “dust off his M-24 sniper rifle.” Instead, he told Bragg he would fly to New York and wait for him in the parking lot “with a silenced Smith & Wesson M&P pistol”.

“The incident started when special agents tried to issue arrest and search warrants at a residence. The subject has died,” the FBI office explained, adding that shootings involving our agents or members of special forces are taken “very seriously.”

They gave no details about what happened during the shooting that killed Robertson, but they did specify that no officers were injured.

Per FBI policy, the shooting that led to the suspect’s death will be the subject of an internal investigation.