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'We Assume That Someone Is Going to Cover That:' Secret Service Chief Laments Lack of Communication in Trump Shooting
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29% : The shooting occurred at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13, where 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks accessed a building rooftop less than 500 feet from where Trump was speaking. 21% : Crooks fired at Trump with an AR-15 style rifle, injuring Trump's right ear. 3% : During a joint Senate Judiciary and Homeland Security hearing to examine what led to the shooting, Secret Service Acting Director Ronald Rowe said he was "ashamed" at the handling of the incident, in which a gunman fired on Trump during a campaign rally, bloodying Trump, killing one attendee and injuring two more.
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