Senate report details Secret Service failures at first Trump assassination attempt
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Secret Service agents failed to take charge of decision-making for security at the Butler, Penn., rally where former President Donald Trump was shot in July, a bipartisan Senate committee revealed
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The Senate report said the failures were “foreseeable, preventable” and found that many of the problems identified by the committee “remain unaddressed” by the Secret Service.
A Senate report found that the U.S. Secret Service counter snipers were only assigned to Trump’s Butler rally due to “credible intelligence” of a threat.
Secret Service agents failed to take charge of decision-making for security at the Butler, Pennsylvania, rally where former President Donald Trump was shot in July, a
Secret Service agents failed to take charge of decision-making for security at the Butler, Penn., rally where former President Donald Trump was shot in July, a bipartisan Senate committee revealed
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