Cole Tomas Allen, the suspect in the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, is indicted by a federal grand jury on four felony counts, according to multiple outlets. The indictment alleges Allen attempted to assassinate President Donald Trump. Authorities also accuse him of assaulting a Secret Service officer with a deadly weapon, tied to the officer firing at him as he moved through a security checkpoint. The reports also describe additional charges included in the four-count indictment: discharge of a firearm during a crime of violence and illegal transportation of a firearm and ammunition across state lines. Several outlets note that the grand jury indictment supersedes prior charges and sets out the formal allegations facing Allen in federal court. Separately, outlets report that Allen pleads not guilty to all charges. Details of court appearances describe Allen entering the plea through counsel and not speaking during the proceeding. The case continues in federal court as prosecutors pursue the charges outlined in the indictment.