In a recent turn of events, Secret Service head Kim Cheatle has been accused of lying about the security arrangements in place during an assassination attempt on Donald Trump at the American Glass Research building in Butler, Pennsylvania. Despite Cheatle’s claims that local law enforcement was responsible for securing the event, Butler Township Commissioner Edward Natali insists that this is not true.
Natali shed light on the issue, stating that local police in Butler were given clear plans beforehand outlining their limited responsibilities, which included only traffic detail. In an interview with FOX News, Natali explained how the duties of local police were strictly related to helping people come in and out of the event in case of an emergency or other similar situations.
Frustrated by Cheatle’s continued lies about the incident, Natali felt compelled to set the record straight. He emphasized that it was not the responsibility of the local police department to secure the American Glass Research building, contrary to what the Secret Service head has been saying.
Cheatle was caught lying during an interview with CNN, in which she claimed that the local police in Butler were responsible for securing the building where the shooter was located. This incident raises questions about Cheatle’s credibility and her continued employment as head of the Secret Service.
Additionally, it has been revealed that a local police officer in Butler attempted to notify Secret Service agents about the presence of an armed gunman on the roof via a shared police channel but was ignored, leading to further speculation about potential coverups or inside jobs within the Secret Service and Pennsylvania State Police.
With the election season just around the corner, it is likely that more surprising revelations will emerge as more information comes to light about this assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Stay tuned for updates at Trump.news.