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21-Year-Old Shot Outside White House Had History of Mental Health Issues

KVIA••Lauren Bly
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Nasire Best, a 21-year-old man, was fatally shot by Secret Service agents outside the White House after he opened fire at a security checkpoint. Best had a history of mental health concerns, including a prior involuntary commitment to a psychiatric hospital and multiple encounters with law enforcement where he claimed to be Jesus Christ. His social media posts included threats against former President Trump. The incident, which occurred while Trump was in the White House, also resulted in injuries to a bystander. This shooting raises questions about security protocols and mental health interventions for individuals exhibiting dangerous behavior.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on Saturday, with Trump in the White House at the time. • Best had prior involuntary commitment on June 26, 2025. • He was known to the Secret Service for previous attempts to access the White House.

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