Donald Trump assassination attempt was a 'mission failure', claims US Secret Service
US Secret Service which was responsible for the safeguard of former US president Donald Trump during his campaign rally, accepted today that because of the failed communication and the lack of intelligence by its agents, Donald Trump was shoot during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Acknowledging the failure
Acting director of Secret Service Ronald Rowe Jr. gave a statement to the reporters at the headquarter of the agency," It is important that we hold ourselves to account for the failures of July 13 and we take the lessons learned to make sure that we do not have another mission failure like this again." Additionally Rowe said that they cannot afford to fail and this was a failure of the United State's secret service. According to an internal interim report, the glitch happened due to the failure of multiple communications and expeditions, which lead to the shoot on Republican candidate Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania.
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The report also throw light on the deficient command and control as well as glitch in communication and diligence which cause the unsuccessful operation of the Secret Service. Ronald Rowe Jr. has acknowledged that secret service has failed to frame a protective security for the former US president Donald Trump because they depended on local law enforcement to secure the building, where the shooter was positioned with a clear focus on Trump. Rowe also added that they can't deny their
