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Former President Trump Safe After Shooting at Butler, PA Rally; Secret Service Praised
Jul 13, 2024, 11:19 PM
Former President Donald Trump is reported safe following a shooting at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The incident, which has been widely condemned as an act of political violence, prompted swift responses from Secret Service and law enforcement officials. Numerous political leaders have expressed their relief at Trump's safety and their gratitude towards the law enforcement officers who acted quickly to protect attendees. The Pennsylvania State Police are on the scene and working with federal and local agencies to investigate the attack. Many have called for unity against political violence and emphasized that such acts have no place in American democracy.
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