By Theresa Opeka Carolina Journal
North Carolina Lt. Gov. and Republican candidate for governor, Mark Robinson, had tough words for the Biden Administration after an armed known terror watchlist suspect was arrested after a four-hour-long standoff last week in Eure, North Carolina in Gates County.
Robinson held a press conference Monday at the Lieutenant Governor’s Office on Blount Street in Raleigh.
Awet Hagos, who is originally from Yemen, arrived in the US after residing in Haiti.
Law enforcement in Gates County were recently called to a scene of ‘shots fired’ amid reports that a man was standing outside of a local business waving a firearm. When deputies moved in to apprehend him, he tried to disarm a deputy before fleeing. Awet Hagos was charged with three counts each of assault on a government official and resisting a public officer, as well as a charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
Robinson said he was briefed …
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