FBI: Too Soon to Know if Chattanooga Gunman Was Radicalized

The Chattanooga gunman who killed five U.S. troops acted alone without help from anyone else, and investigators are treating him as a "homegrown violent extremist,'' the FBI said Wednesday. However, it is too early to determine whether Muhammad Youssef Abdulazeez was "radicalized'' before the attacks at two military sites, said Ed Reinhold, the FBI's special agent in charge in Knoxville. When asked during a news conference if Abdulazeez acted alone...

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