Secret Service Admits Major Communication Failures in Trump Assassination Attempt

Agency failed to integrate with local police, missing crucial warnings about the shooter

Secret Service had no agents in the local police command center during the attack.
Counter-snipers relied on text messages instead of radio communications.
Local police identified the shooter as early as 100 minutes before the attack.
Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe acknowledged the agency's failure and promised reforms.
The shooter fired eight shots, narrowly missing Trump, before being neutralized.