911 Calls Released from Trump Rally Assassination Attempt in Pennsylvania

Newly released recordings reveal the chaos and fear during the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Trump at a Butler rally.

The 911 calls detail the panic and confusion as shots were fired at a Trump rally in Butler, PA, with multiple attendees calling for urgent police assistance.
Gunman Thomas Crooks fired eight shots, injuring former President Trump and two others, while killing Corey Comperatore before being neutralized by a USSS sniper.
James Copenhaver, a 74-year-old attendee, was critically injured, prompting a frantic call from his wife who was unsure of his hospital location.
Crooks accessed the shooting location by climbing HVAC equipment outside the rally perimeter, posing a significant security breach.
The incident has intensified scrutiny of the US Secret Service's security protocols, following a second assassination attempt thwarted in Florida.