The brother of alleged White House Correspondents' Dinner gunman, Cole Allen, reported the anti-Trump manifesto to Connecticut police about two hours after the incident. The New London Police Department initially received a call from a person who expressed concern, but the caller was actually Allen's brother. The brother, who recently married, is expecting a baby with his wife. The alleged manifesto, which was signed off as "Friendly Federal Assassin," targeted the president, security at the dinner and anyone who got in his way. However, the timeline of these calls is unclear, with White House officials still trying to establish a timeline.