The person responsible for detonating a firearm on several occasions near the White House ended up executed by a group of members of the Secret Service and when investigating his identity it was discovered that he had previously caused mischief when trying to enter the compound where the president of the nation offices and lives.

This Saturday around 6 pm, a group of journalists who were on the north lawn of the White House began to hear sounds of gunshots and were surprisingly ordered to take shelter in the building's press room.

At the same time, a large group of members of the Secret Service moved towards the aforementioned garden carrying high-powered rifles.

Minutes later, through social networks, the agency shared a message announcing that it was investigating reports of shots fired on the corner of 17th Street and Northwest Pennsylvania Avenue.

Later, when calm was restored, it was confirmed that two people had been injured during the shooting.

According to a Secret Service spokesperson, the person responsible for the explosions heard from inside the White House was 21-year-old Nasire Best.

Apparently, the subject in question approached a security checkpoint near the presidential compound and began shooting.

In response, Secret Service personnel returned fire, causing several wounds to the shooter who died minutes later in a hospital while receiving medical attention to try to save his life.

When checking the authorities' records, it was discovered that the young man who was killed suffered from some type of mental imbalance, since in June of last year he blocked an access lane to the White House and for this reason he was detained by the Secret Service.

Due to the inconsistencies he said, he was admitted to the Washington Psychiatric Institute for a psychological evaluation.

During a medical session he claimed to be God and despite this he was allowed to regain his freedom.

In another report from the authorities it is mentioned that a month later he tried to enter the White House and after being detained a judge issued an order requiring him to stay away from the presidential compound.

Upon further investigation by the authorities, it was discovered that in Nasire Best's social media accounts he constantly claimed to be “the real” Osama bin Laden and on several occasions expressed his intention to harm Donald Trump.

Despite representing an active threat, no one did enough to ensure that the killed shooter received adequate treatment and today, in addition to him, another civilian hit by gunfire is hospitalized with the risk of also losing his life.