Secret Service repeatedly turned down police offer of drone help before Trump assassination bid: whistleblower
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Local law enforcement proposed to help with drone technology at the Butler, Pa. rally earlier this month but was turned down by the Secret Service, a whistleblower claimed, according to Sen. Josh Hawley.
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Local law enforcement proposed to help with drone technology at the Butler, Pa. rally earlier this month but was turned down by the Secret Service, a whistleblower claimed, according to Sen. Josh Hawley.
The Secret Service turned down offers to fly a drone above former President Donald Trump's Pennsylvania campaign rally before a would-be assassin opened fire.
The Secret Service declined an offer from local police to use drone technology at the rally where a gunman shot at Trump, a whistleblower told Josh Hawley.