The armed suspect arrested in connection with the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has been identified as 31-year-old Cole Allen, as new details emerged on what exactly happened.

During a press conference late Saturday night, Jeff Carroll, the D.C. Metropolitan Police Department interim chief, said the perpetrator was carrying a shotgun, handgun, and several knives when he tried to charge through a security checkpoint outside the ballroom at the Washington Hilton Hotel. At the time, President Trump, his cabinet officials, and the media were all gathered inside the ballroom for the event.

CBS News reports the suspect told authorities after his capture that he wanted to shoot Trump administration officials. The man allegedly squeezed off between 5 to 8 shots before he was apprehended.

President Trump confirmed one officer was shot at “very close” range but was saved by his bulletproof vest. Everyone else was safely evacuated.

Carroll said the suspect was not hit by gunfire but was taken to a hospital for evaluation. The interim chief also said the suspect appeared to be a lone wolf who was staying at the hotel as a guest, but it’s unclear when he checked in or what, if anything, was found inside his room.

The FBI and local authorities were photographed late Saturday night at a Torrance residence, which was believed to belong to the suspect.