Secret Service Places Agents on Leave After Trump Assassination Attempt
Investigation continues into security lapses at July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, where former President Trump was injured.
- Five agents, including Pittsburgh field office head, reassigned to administrative duties.
- Shooter Thomas Crooks killed one attendee, injured three others, including Trump.
- Whistleblower claims agents were told not to request additional security.
- Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned following the incident.
- Bipartisan task force and internal reviews are ongoing to address security failures.


































