Secret Service Weapons

Secret Service didn't fail Trump on Sunday. Our wayward gun culture did.

Donald Trump was the apparent target for an apparent second assassination attempt after an armed man was taken into custody near Trump's Florida golf course.

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Secret Service agent opened fire at suspected person with weapon while Trump was golfing, AP sources say

WASHINGTON -- Secret Service agent opened fire at suspected person with weapon while Trump was golfing, AP sources say.

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Secret Service fires at man with gun near Trump on golf course; FBI investigating incident as apparent assassination attempt

Former President Donald Trump is "safe and unharmed" and a suspect is in custody after allegedly pointing a high-powered rifle through golf course fence, officials said.

The Secret Service's biggest threat is the proliferation of these long reach weapons: Jeff James

Retired Secret Service Agent Jeff James reacts to the second failed alleged assassination attempt on former President Trump's ...

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Photos: Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the apparent Trump assassination attempt, faces 2 federal weapons charges

Routh, who appeared in court on Monday following his arrest in Martin County, Fla., may face additional charges.

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Secret Service Chief Says Suspect Didn't Have Line of Sight on Former President Trump

did not have line of sight on the former president and did not fire his weapon after a Secret Service agent spotted his rifle barrel poking through the fence line and opened fire on him. Rowe ...

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Secret Service told locals they would ‘take care of’ building used by Thomas Crooks to shoot Trump

Secret Service agents assured Butler County, Pa. law enforcement that they would secure the building that would-be assassin ...

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