State police warned Secret Service about Trump shooter, Pennsylvania chief says

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The hours-long hearing before the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security occurred as lawmakers continued to probe how an agency tasked with protecting the nation's current and former leaders could allow a 20-year-old wielding a rifle to reach a rooftop in such close proximity to Trump.
40% : Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Col. Christopher Paris testified that in the lead up to Trump taking the stage in Butler, authorities were responding to several simultaneous incidents -- heat-related illnesses among attendees, a missing 6-year-old -- and they also had eyes on four suspicious individuals, including Thomas Matthew Crooks of Bethel Park, who was later killed by a Secret Service counter sniper and identified as the shooter.
22% : The shots were fired just as Trump turned his head.

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