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Trump says Secret Service agent not shot by friendly fire

Trump, Secret Service director say agent not shot by friendly fire as video released

US President Donald Trump and the ⁠head of the Secret Service said on Thursday that the federal agent injured during the attack at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner had not been hit b...

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'Secret Service Agent Not Hit By Friendly Fire': Trump On White House Dinner Shooting

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Who shot a Secret Service officer at the Trump press dinner?

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Watch: New footage of suspected gunman 'trying to storm White House gala dinner'

Shocking footage released by US federal prosecutors shows the moment a suspected gunman ran past security in an alleged bid to assassinate President Donald Trump.

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Trump Evacuated After Gunfire Heard at White House Correspondents’ Dinner

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The danger from the White House dinner passed quickly. Trump’s problems didn’t

Secret Service officer's phone stops bullet during White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting

The Secret Service officer who was shot during the White House Correspondents' Dinner was saved when the bullet hit his mobile phone, according to a report.The officer, whose identity has not been disclosed,

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Wounded Secret Service agent fired at Cole Allen five times — as WHCD shooting suspect makes defiant court appearance

WASHINGTON — The suspected White House Correspondents Dinner shooter Cole Allen was defiant at his first court appearance Monday on charges he tried to assassinate President Trump — as officials revealed the Secret Service fired at him five times before taking him down.

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Secret Service agent accidentally shoots self while escorting Jill Biden

According to a preliminary investigation, the Secret Service agent accidentally shot himself while escorting former first lady Jill Biden.

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Are US agents around Trump armed with Chinese red dot sights?

Apparent Holosun optic on security agent's pistol in photo from correspondents' dinner prompts US commenters to question Chinese link A press photo of a US protective agent responding to a gunman breaching security during last weekend's White House Correspondents' Association dinner has ignited debate within America's firearms community.