Pennsylvania Democratic Congresswoman Madeline Dean, a member of the Trump assassination attempt task force, expressed her concerns about the failures in security protocols during a recent investigation. The task force, which includes bipartisan members, aims to uncover the truth behind the events leading up to the assassination attempt.
Congresswoman Dean highlighted the multiple areas of failure within the Secret Service's protection protocols and emphasized the need for new security measures in light of the heightened threats of violence. She acknowledged the communication failures and the lack of coordination that occurred on the day of the incident.
The former first lady also raised questions about the handling of the situation, expressing distress over the lack of action taken by law enforcement officials before the speech. Congresswoman Dean echoed these concerns, emphasizing the need to hold accountable those responsible for the security lapses.
During an on-site visit to the location of the incident, Congresswoman Dean noted the proximity of the AGR building to the event site and the absence of adequate protection in that area. She commended the individuals who acted swiftly to identify potential threats and prevent further harm.
The task force is conducting a thorough investigation, including transcribed interviews and document collection, to uncover the truth behind the security failures. Congresswoman Dean assured the public that the task force is committed to restoring confidence in public safety at large events and preventing similar incidents in the future.
As the investigation progresses, individuals implicated in the security lapses are being held accountable, with Chairman Kelly and Ranking Member Crow overseeing the process. The task force's ultimate goal is to ensure the safety and security of all Americans attending public events.
