The agents didn't scope out the property or perimeter because Trump golfing 'was an off the record movement.'
The agents didn’t scope out the property or perimeter because Trump golfing “was an off the record movement.”We learned a few things from the FBI and acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe regarding the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump.Rowe said Routh never shot his gun and didn’t have Trump in his line of sight. He also confirmed the USSS is spread thin.
Veltri said agents have obtained a video recording device, cellular devices, a vehicle, and other electronic devices located at previous known addresses while executing search warrants. “We’re continuing to conduct analysis, and we’ll be compiling the subjects movements in the days and months leading up to September 15th, Veltri said.
A U.S. Secret Service agent was sweeping an area when they saw Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, armed with what he believed was a firearm and opened fire, acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe said during a news conference. USSS Ron Rowe: “This was an off the record movement. It wasn’t a site that was on his scheduled… It wasn’t a part of his schedule. So, there was no posting up of it because he wasn’t supposed to have gone there in the first place.”USSS Ron Rowe: "This was an off the record movement. It wasn't a site that was on his scheduled… It wasn't a part of his schedule.
“Our folks are rising to this moment but it requires all of us to be able to have good conversations and make sure that we’re getting the Secret Service where it needs to be,” Rowe said.
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