-
Police warn counterfeit currency season is in ‘full bloom.' How to spot ‘washed' notes
Cleburne police said counterfeit bills have been passed at local retailers and restaurants, but that the concern this year is a spike in “washed” notes.
-
$231 million to Secret Service after first assassination attempt on former President Trump
On Thursday, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal announced more money is heading to the Secret Service. It comes after an investigation he led into the first assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump back in July. “This assassination attempt was shocking, unacceptable, and totally preventable. A tragedy that should have been stopped,” said Blumenthal. A new, bipartisan report from the...
-
Blumenthal blasts Secret Service over Trump assassination attempt
Sen. Richard Blumenthal Thursday said the first assassination attempt on former President Trump could have been prevented by better planning and communication.
-
Blumenthal: People will be ‘shocked', ‘appalled' by report on first Trump assassination attempt
Sen. Richard Blumenthal warned Monday that an upcoming report will give a damning review of shortcomings that led to an assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump. While reacting to a second assassination attempt Sunday, he said a report is coming “very soon” summarizing the findings of an investigation by Congress and the U.S. Senate into the first attempt....
-
Some Secret Service officials have been placed on leave in response to Trump assassination attempt
Those on leave include the head of the Pittsburgh field office, whose office was responsible for coordinating the security plan in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13.
-
Secret Service director resigns
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle has resigned, according to two law enforcement sources.
-
Secret Service director, grilled by lawmakers on the Trump assassination attempt, says ‘we failed'
The Secret Service’s director says the roof where a shooter opened fire at Donald Trump’s Pennsylvania rally was identified as a potential vulnerability days before the event. Director Kimberly Cheatle made the comments Monday as she was grilled by lawmakers over the July 13 assassination attempt of the Republican presidential nominee. Cheatle acknowledges the agency was told about a suspicious...