Security Failures Under Scrutiny After Trump Assassination Attempt
Questions arise about communication lapses and rooftop security at Pennsylvania rally where former president was injured.
- Former President Donald Trump was injured in an assassination attempt that killed one and wounded two others.
- Authorities had identified the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, as a suspicious person before the attack.
- Law enforcement and the Secret Service are being questioned about why Trump was allowed to take the stage despite security concerns.
- The lack of rooftop security and communication breakdowns are key focus areas in ongoing investigations.
- Crooks' motives remain unclear, with investigators examining his background and encrypted communications.
































