UPDATE: Truck Driven by Terrorist in Deadly NOLA Rampage Crossed US Border on November 16 at Eagle Pass, TX – Someone Else was Driving Vehicle

As Cullen Linebarger from The Gateway Pundit reported earlier, a deranged man drove his truck through the packed crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans last night.

Once the vehicle came to a stop, the driver jumped out and started firing on the crowd. At least ten people are dead, and two police officers are injured.

There are now reports of a suspicious black flag that was attached to the back of the truck bed by the terrorist. It is not clear what the flag means at this time, but it could be the flag of ISIS or another terror group.

Earlier this morning, FOX News reporter David Spunt reported that the truck used in a terrorist attack “was traced to coming across from Mexico into the United States at Eagle Pass, Texas, two days ago. To be clear, we don’t 100% know that this man, and we do know the suspect is a was the person driving that crossed the border.”

FOX News reporter David Spunt reported that the truck used in the attack was spotted near the US border with Mexico in Eagle Pass, Texas:

Video here, via Robby Starbuck:

FOX News ran a separate update moments ago (around 12:20 ET).

FOX is now reporting that the truck entered the US in November and the NOLA terrorist was NOT driving the vehicle when it entered the US.

FOX News reporter: Our sources now tell Fox that that truck from Eagle Pass, Texas, did not cross two days ago. It crossed on November 16th, and the identification of the driver that crossed the border does not appear to be the shooter. We will get more clarification, we expect, Molly, in just four or five minutes from investigators on the ground.

Here is the latest update from FOX News: