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President Trump survives attempted assassination at rally

July 13, 2024

A terrifying scene unfolded at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday as former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped an apparent assassination attempt. Law enforcement officials confirmed that Trump was the target of gunfire during his speech, resulting in injuries to the former president.

Trump, with blood visible on his ear, was swiftly whisked away by Secret Service agents amidst the chaos at the event. His campaign team reassured the public, stating that despite the incident, Trump was “fine” and receiving medical evaluation at a local facility.

The assailant, identified by authorities as a shooter who was not part of the rally, was fatally shot by Secret Service personnel in response to the threat. T

The incident comes at a highly charged political juncture, merely months away from the upcoming presidential elections. Trump is poised to be officially nominated as the Republican candidate at the party’s convention, adding intensity to an already polarized national atmosphere.

In a statement, a Trump spokesperson  conveyed Trump’s gratitude to law enforcement and first responders for their swift actions during the “heinous act.”

According to officials familiar with the ongoing investigation, the shooter was engaged and neutralized by members of the Secret Service counterassault team.

By: Montana Newsroom staff

Filed Under: Featured, Home Featured, News

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