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Washington, D.C. – Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Director Kash Patel issued a strongly worded statement after two suspects allegedly rammed the vehicle of a Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agent in an incident that occurred during the recent protests and unrest that have spread across several cities across the United States.

The attack, which is being investigated as a federal assault on a government agent, occurred in the Chicago metropolitan area, a city that in recent weeks has experienced a surge in violence and vandalism associated with social protests and political tensions.

In a post on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter), the FBI director expressed his support for law enforcement and assured that authorities “will not rest until those responsible are brought to justice.”

“Chicago will be saved, and this FBI will continue to combat violent crime there and across the country. We're heading to the Windy City now!” Patel wrote, underscoring his personal commitment to safety and law enforcement.

Federal sources confirmed that the FBI and DHS are working together to identify the suspects, who, according to preliminary reports, fled the scene after intentionally crashing into the agent's vehicle. The injured officer was taken to a local hospital and is reported to be in stable condition and out of danger.

FBI Chicago spokesman Mark D'Andrea stated that security video and witness testimony are being reviewed to determine the circumstances of the attack, which could lead to attempted murder and domestic terrorism charges, depending on the findings.