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New Orleans attack latest: Police probe suspect motive, possible accomplices
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Suspect identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, 42 , was "hell-bent" on killing as many people as possible, officials say.
Jabbar was a U.S.-born citizen from Texas , sources say.
FBI in Houston and Harris County , Texas , Sheriff's Office are conducting search warrants in New Orleans and other states.
At least 15 people were killed in the New Orleans attack on Bourbon Street .
The FBI is studying the videos Biden referenced in his remarks, which the suspect appears to have recorded while driving from Texas to Louisiana .
The videos are dark so the suspect isn't seen but he can be heard talking about his divorce and a desire to kill members of his family before ultimately deciding to carry out the attack.
Rep. Troy Carter , D-Louisiana, said earlier Wednesday that the number of people killed in the incident had risen from 10 to 15 .
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