GBI: CDC shooter had no criminal record, used father's guns in attack

The latest: On the day of the shooting, White broke into his father's gun safe at the home where he lived with his parents, who are cooperating with the investigation, Hosey said.

• The five firearms, which were a mix of rifles, handguns and shotguns, belonged to the father, Hosey told reporters.
• The GBI director said law enforcement had previous contact with White, who has no known criminal history, several weeks prior to Friday shooting after he "verbalized thoughts of suicide."

State of play: Investigators found "written documentation that expressed the shooter's discontent ... with the COVID-19 vaccinations" while executing a search warrant at his home, Hosey said Tuesday.

• The GBI's criminal profilers are analyzing those documents and they will be shared with the FBI Atlanta field office.
• White died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on the second floor of a CVS located across the street from the CDC and was not struck by any bullets fired by law enforcement, Hosey added.

• Preliminary results from an autopsy show Rose's injuries were caused by weapons used by White, Hosey said.

What's next: Investigators are reviewing video evidence and electronic devices recovered at the scene.

• Anyone with additional information can submit anonymous tips by calling 1-800-597-TIPS or visiting the GBI's website.

If you or someone you know may be considering suicide, call or text the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988.