Secret Service fired FIVE shots at Trump alleged assassin
Secret Service agents fired five shots at the man who tried to assassinate Donald Trump but failed to stop him and may have accidentally struck one of their own, the attorney general revealed.
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Published: 16:23 EDT, 27 April 2026 | Updated: 16:55 EDT, 27 April 2026109Viewcomments
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