Manhunt under way after vehicle rammed FBI Pittsburgh gate

A manhunt was under way Wednesday after a vehicle rammed the gate of the FBI Pittsburgh field office in the early hours of the morning and the driver fled on foot, in an incident the bureau is treating as a targeted act of terror. The crash occurred at about 2:40 a.m., officials said, and no injuries were reported.

FBI Pittsburgh identified the suspect as Donald Henson, a resident of Penn Hills, and released an image of him as it appealed for tips. According to Assistant Special Agent in Charge Christopher Giordano, the driver struck the metal vehicle gate, exited the car, removed an American flag from the vehicle and placed it over the fence before departing the scene. Giordano called the episode an act of terror against the FBI and said investigators view it as a targeted attack on the building.

Witness accounts described the moments around the crash. Nakeisha Brown told a local station she heard tires screeching and saw the driver emerge and pull something from the passenger side. I thought it was a gun, she said, but it happened to be a flag, and he just set it on that fence and started yelling out some words and just took off. Another worker said the man walked away like...