A review from a House section revealed that the former US president’s attempted murder at a Pennsylvania march was “preventable” and resulted from” beautiful security problems.”
” Federal, state, and local law enforcement officers had had engaged Thomas Matthew Crooks at some key times”, the statement said.
Lawmakers said that” as Crooks’s behavior became exceedingly suspicious, divided lines of communication allowed Crooks to escape legislation enforcement”.
According to the Task Force,” the tragic and shocking events of July 13 could have been avoided and should n’t have happened,” it said, according to the Associated Press.
However, the statement offers several new insights, as the shortcomings of the Secret Service’s answer have already been outlined in earlier investigations, including those by an independent commission, an interval Senate report, and several legislative testimonies and media inquiries. The House’s results do not specifically name any individuals who are to blame for the failures, as previously reported.
The preliminary results are based on thousands of pages of records, nearly twenty translated interviews with local and state officials, and a number of briefings from top Secret Service and FBI leaders, both surprise and unclassified.
The work force is now looking into the following attempted assassination of Donald Trump from last month, when a man with a rifle was discovered camping out outside one of his golfing courses in southern Florida.
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