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Investigators identify suspect in break-in at Trump’s campaign office in Virginia

CNN  —  The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office says it has identified the man who allegedly broke into Donald Trump’s Virginia campaign office earlier this week as 39-year-old Toby Shane Kessler. Kessler spent a “brief period of time” in the office, the sheriff’s office said in a news release Wednesday, and did not leave anything behind
byLaura Mitchellx
15 August 2024
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Investigators identify suspect in break-in at Trump’s campaign office in Virginia
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The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office says it has identified the man who allegedly broke into Donald Trump’s Virginia campaign office earlier this week as 39-year-old Toby Shane Kessler.

Kessler spent a “brief period of time” in the office, the sheriff’s office said in a news release Wednesday, and did not leave anything behind when he left. Officers still have not determined if he took anything with him.

The release also specified that Kessler has “no fixed address.”

Earlier this week, the sheriff’s office said it was called around 9 p.m. Sunday for a burglary at the office, which is being leased by the Trump campaign and also operates as the headquarters of the Virginia 10th District Republican Committee.

Investigators released stills of surveillance video that show the suspect, now identified as Kessler, inside the campaign office wearing dark clothing, a dark cap and a backpack.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office has secured a warrant for the arrest of Toby Shane Kessler, 39, on the charge of burglary in connection with the break in at the local office of Trump for President 2024 campaign in Ashburn, Virginia, on August 11.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office has secured a warrant for the arrest of Toby Shane Kessler, 39, on the charge of burglary in connection with the break in at the local office of Trump for President 2024 campaign in Ashburn, Virginia, on August 11.

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