Secret Service Missed 100+ Radio Transmissions About Trump's Would-be Assassin
A new inspector general report reveals the Secret Service missed over 100 radio transmissions from local law enforcement about the suspicious man who would later attempt to assassinate President Trump
A new inspector general report reveals that the Secret Service missed more than 100 radio transmissions from local law enforcement about Thomas Crooks, the man who would later be identified as President Trump's would-be assassin, as reported by Revolver News. This incident has raised questions about the effectiveness of the Secret Service's communication systems and their ability to respond to potential threats, which is currently under Congress Oversight of DOJ and White House. The report's findings are troubling, especially in light of other recent incidents, such as the failed production of 155mm parts at a new $500M artillery shell plant, as detailed on twz.com, and the Secret Service's handling of the situation is being scrutinized, with more information available on Secret Service Missed 97 Radio Transmissions About Trump's Would-be Assassin. Further investigation and oversight are likely to follow, potentially involving the DOJ Obtains Texts from 44 Congress Members, and the incident is also being discussed on townhall.com.
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