Dallas cartoon attack: Suspected gunmen's 'home raided'

May 04, 2015 19:21

US police are searching the home of suspected gunmen who attacked a conference on cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad in Dallas, local media say.

An FBI official told CNN that agents were collecting evidence at an apartment in Phoenix.

One suspect was identified as Elton Simpson, an Arizona man who had been previously investigated on suspicion of terrorism offences, ABC reported.

Two gunmen were shot dead after opening fire outside the contest on Sunday.

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