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Trump Press Dinner Shooting Sparks Fresh Questions On Secret Service Security Protocols
International
Published on 26 April 2026
Alleged gunman reportedly had shotgun handgun and knives
A shooting at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner left a Secret Service agent injured, reigniting scrutiny of the protection offered to U.S. political leaders amid rising violence. Washington’s police chief said the alleged gunman stayed at the Washington Hilton where the event happened and was armed with a shotgun, a handgun, and knives—raising concerns about possible breakdowns or miscommunication.
- Shooting injured a Secret Service agent at the WHCA dinner
- Police chief says the alleged gunman was armed with multiple weapons
- Report ties the suspect to the Washington Hilton near the event
- Security scrutiny returns amid concerns over political violence
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