Trump Injured at Pennsylvania Rally

What We're Covering: Breaking News: Former President Donald Trump was swiftly escorted off stage after loud bangs echoed at the start of a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night. Secret Service Update: Trump is reported safe and currently under protective measures. A spokesperson described Trump as "fine" and termed the incident a "heinous act," …

By The Midtown Times

Updated 7:00 PM EDT, Sat July 13, 2024 | Updated Jul 14, 2024 01: 59 AM EDT

What We’re Covering:

Breaking News: Former President Donald Trump was swiftly escorted off stage after loud bangs echoed at the start of a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night.

Secret Service Update: Trump is reported safe and currently under protective measures. A spokesperson described Trump as “fine” and termed the incident a “heinous act,” though specific details remain unclear.

On-Stage Incident: Trump was immediately surrounded by agents after the loud bangs. Blood was visible on his face, and he raised a fist to the crowd as he was hurried away.

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