Teams of U.S. Secret Service agents paired with state and local law enforcement to handle reports of suspicious persons were absent from the location of the first assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, according to a whistleblower report released by Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo.
In addition to no USSS intelligence units, the hospital where Trump received treatment for being shot in the ear during the July 13 campaign rally was poorly secured, and the hospital site agent could not answer basic questions about site security, the report found.
The allegations join previous findings based on whistleblower disclosures.
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