A man accused of trying to storm the White House Correspondents’ Association (WHCA) dinner is indicted on an additional charge related to the incident, according to multiple reports. The man, described as a California suspect, faces a new assault count after prosecutors allege he fired a shotgun at a Secret Service officer during the attack. Earlier allegations linked him to an attempt to breach the area of the WHCA dinner and to carry out a planned attack involving President Donald Trump. The additional charge centers specifically on the alleged act of shooting at an officer, and the reports state that a grand jury indictment has been returned for the new count. Coverage across outlets reflects the same core details: the suspect is accused of the WHCA dinner attack, prosecutors bring a new assault-related charge based on the claimed shotgun fire, and the case continues through ongoing court proceedings. The outlets do not agree on additional specifics beyond the newly cited shotgun-and-officer allegation, and no verdicts are reported.