The FBI has confiscated the mobile phone of Thomas Matthew Crook, who shot at US presidential candidate Donald Trump. In addition, law enforcement officials have examined his computer, searched his home and car, and interviewed over 100 individuals, according to the Associated Press. A law enforcement official, speaking anonymously about the ongoing investigation, informed the agency that Crook’s phone yielded no significant clues regarding motives or whether he acted alone or had accomplices. Furthermore, there has been no public disclosure of any writings, suicide notes, social media posts, …