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Where will the security lapse that allowed the Trump shooting incident be identified?
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Official report or announcement from the U.S. Secret Service or other government sources
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Secret Service Investigates How Gunman Got Close to Shoot and Injure Trump
Jul 14, 2024, 10:21 AM
The U.S. Secret Service is conducting an investigation into how a gunman was able to get so close to shoot and injure former President Donald Trump. The incident has raised significant questions about the security measures in place to protect high-profile individuals. The investigation aims to determine the lapses in security protocols that allowed the gunman to come so close to killing Trump.
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