Details Recurring sniper alarms, exposed VVIP chief The Secret Service failed to notice before Donald Trump almost died

Donald Trump's failed assassination attempt prompts worries about security at the Pennsylvania event. Thomas Crooks, the gunman, fired shots at Trump using an AR-15 assault weapon before taking his own life. The Secret Service came under fire for letting the shooter get 500 feet away from the defenseless Trump at the event.

Donald Trump Assassination Bid: Security failings at the Pennsylvania event have come to light after the unsuccessful attempt to "assassinate" a Republican candidate in the US Presidential Elections two days before. According to a story that was released earlier, the former US president was "exposed 360 degrees" at the event.

At his Saturday campaign event in Pennsylvania, the 78-year-old Republican presidential candidate suffered an ear damage during an attempted assassination.

According to other accounts, protest attendees had noticed the suspected shooter, subsequently identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks, minutes before to the shooting event.

Amidst all of this, concerns surfaced over the Secret Service's failure to stop the'registered' Republican from trying to kill Republican nominee Donald Trump.

Protecting US politicians, the Secret Service, has come under fire for allowing an assault rifle-wielding shooter to set up shop on a roof only 500 feet from Trump. Trump is running against President Joe Biden in the elections that will take place on November 5.

Before he was murdered, Thomas Crooks, armed with an AR-15 assault weapon, reportedly managed to fire five bullets at Donald Trump.

Was Trump's increased security refused by the Secret Service?

Congressman Mike Waltz of Florida said that Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of the Department of Homeland Security had reportedly turned down the Secret Service's repeated requests to provide more security for US presidential contender Donald Trump.

"According to very trustworthy sources, President Trump has repeatedly requested more security from the secret service. Rejected by Secretary Mayorkas "Waltz wrote on Sunday on X.

Before Thomas Crooks fired at Trump, three police officers saw him?

Three snipers were stationed inside the building that the gunman was using on Saturday, according to CBS News. The operations plan included placing these snipers at windows with a view of the Trump event.

The suspect was seen by one of the snipers standing outside, staring up at the roof before vanishing and coming back inside to check his phone. A sharpshooter with the Secret Service saw that the suspect was using a rangefinder and informed the command post.

The guy moved toward the rear of the building, making the snipers report his movements until he vanished again and reappeared with a rucksack. It's thought he gained access to the roof by using an air conditioner. According to CBS News, the suspect had ascended to the roof and positioned himself behind and above the snipers inside the building by the time backup cops arrived.

Upon hearing the sniper's call, two other policemen attempted to scale the roof. According to the officer, Crooks had already been slain by a Secret Service sniper before state police arrived on the site.

Was Trump Really That Open to Attack?

The VVIP's head was not secured during his transfer to his car, according to a renowned Indian security expert who spoke to Hindustan Times about the malfunctioning access control system. This left him completely open to being shot by an assassin if there had been a group of assailants," a renowned Indian security specialist said.

According to a prominent Indian security specialist, "I would give the US Secret Service 6/10 marks in handling the killing attempt."Trump, Donald