A new report shows the Secret Service did not receive over a hundred messages about a suspected shooter at the Farm Show rally two years ago.
The report from the Department of Homeland Security shows that the Secret Service failed to carry out and arrange several security measures at the then-candidate Trump rally on July 13, 2024.
The report found members failed to receive 102 radio transmissions from local police about an “increasingly intense search for a suspicious person” who was later identified as shooter Thomas Crooks.
Those calls were in regards to Crooks being on the roof of AGR and that he had weapons.
The report also noted there was not a joint communications room with representatives from all law enforcement involved in the rally.
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