Newly Released Police Transcripts Shine More Light On Poor Security For Trump [VIDEOS]

A newly disclosed transcript of extensive communications from the day a failed assassin attempted to shoot former President Donald Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania last month revealed a string of failures and miscommunications between the Secret Service and local police that nearly resulted in Trump’s assassination.

The Washington Post, which obtained the transcript, revealed a disordered situation where authorities, despite being aware of the would-be shooter, lost track of him for a crucial 20 minutes.

The transcript provides extensive details on the pursuit of the assailant, revealing how he successfully evaded law enforcement and stealthily made his way onto the roof of a nearby building without being noticed.

Additionally, the lack of effective communication between authorities and the Secret Service due to poor cellular service in the Allegheny Valley led to a critical coordination failure.

The situation worsened due to the delay in promptly communicating important updates.

A local police officer alerted the command center about the armed suspect just seconds before the shots were fired, but unfortunately, the message did not reach the Secret Service in time.

As Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned following a disconcerting congressional hearing in the wake of the incident, questions loom over the accountability and reforms needed to prevent a recurrence of such a monumental security lapse.

More than just a momentary slip-up, the transcript lays bare a series of breakdowns that demand thorough scrutiny to safeguard against future threats to public figures and their audiences.