US Secret Service Chief Says Local Police Alerted Them About Gunman During Trump Assassination Attempt

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The United States Secret Service’s (USSS) acting director has said that the local police in Pennsylvania had warned them about a man on the roof before Donald Trump’s assassination attempt, but the message did not reach USSS agents on time.
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