Former President Donald Trump was rushed offstage after possible shots were fired at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, today. The Secret Service says Trump is now safe, and his campaign says he is being checked at a local hospital. Reporters heard numerous shots and Secret Service rushed the stage. Video captured by CBS News shows
Former President Donald Trump was rushed offstage after shots were fired at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, today. The Secret Service says Trump is now safe, and his campaign says he is being checked at a local hospital. The Butler County district attorney confirms to CBS Pittsburgh station KDKA that two people are dead —
Former President Donald Trump was rushed offstage after shots were fired at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, today. The Secret Service says Trump is now safe, and his campaign said he was being checked at a local hospital. Trump’s son, Donald Trump Jr., told CBS News’ Robert Costa that his father is “doing fine.” The
Former President Donald Trump was rushed offstage after shots were fired at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, today. Trump said in a social media post that he was injured when a bullet pierced the upper part of his right ear. The Secret Service says Trump is now safe, and his campaign said he was being
Former President Donald Trump was rushed offstage after shots were fired at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, today. Trump said in a social media post that he was injured when a bullet pierced the upper part of his right ear. The Secret Service says Trump is now safe, and his campaign said he was checked
Former President Donald Trump was rushed offstage after shots were fired at his rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, today. Trump said in a social media post that he was injured when a bullet pierced the upper part of his right ear. The Secret Service says Trump is now safe, and his campaign said he was checked
Federal, state and local law enforcement officials are on high alert ahead of the Republican National Convention that will kick off in Milwaukee on Monday. A joint threat assessment created by the FBI, U.S. Secret Service, the Milwaukee Police Department and the Milwaukee Southeastern Wisconsin Threat Analysis Center was sent out to law enforcement officials