
Secret Service Director Sean Curran claimed he’s spent more time with President Donald Trump “more than anybody else in my career. ”
Trump was the goal of two assassination efforts only months ahead of the November election. The head of the Secret Service at the time resigned following the second attempt, and Trump named Curran to move the company upon his opening. Curran was among the Secret Company soldiers with Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, in July when a bullet struck Trump in the neck.
“My whole household is thankful for you in this position, ” Lara Trump told the Secret Service Director.
The strike in Butler, Pennsylvania, was the first against a leader since Ronald Reagan in 1981. At the time, Trump was weeks apart from becoming the Republican nominee for president and had been on the campaign trail for about 18 months. A gunman killed one and injured three, including Trump. Corey Comperatore, 50, a voluntary fire chief, father, and father, was the one accident.
Secret Service apprehended another think, days after, Ryan Routh, who was armed on a golf training where Trump was playing. Routh has since pleaded not guilty to one matter of attempting to assassinate a big presidential applicant and four weapons offenses. In December, national prosecution added another attempted murder charge connected to when Routh fled law enforcement, causing customers to shut down and an accident that almost killed a youthful female customer.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced earlier this month that his business is unlawfully charging Routh for attempted first-degree death and violence.
According to Curran, “the foe is changing ” and prompting frequent swivels from his company.