(07-14-2024, 08:47 PM)Jag149 Wrote: Here you go guys. I put this protocol under the classification - need to review. 

https://headlineusa.com/secret-service-t...ire-first/

Bongino, who is a former SS agent is strongly disputing today on his show the narrative that SS has to wait for a perpetrator to fire before returning fire.  Sure, common sense says you want to be sure before pulling the trigger, but that onus falls to the sniper team to make that decision and not to someone somewhere else.   He added that what he has heard from sources is that the sniper team had trouble getting a clear line of sight to the shooter due to the crest of the roof.  The shooter would have to expose himself to fire also due to the crest of the roof.  Shooter probably popped his head up and barrel over the crest and quickly fired knowing he had already been spotted by people in the crowd and fired off a few rounds.  That panic of having been spotted probably contributed to his inaccuracy.

Bongino also broke some news that the security team had identified the would be shooter as a potential threat shortly after he entered the perimeter but they lost track of him in a building until he reappeared on the roof.  Why was SS not immediately sent to cover Trump and get him off stage when they suspected a threat was inside the perimeter?

I just need to know how the gun got in, why the roof wasn't guarded when SS pre-labeled it as a threat, who came up with the protection plan of action for that day and who coordinated the protection on that day.  Whoever it is that is responsible for the last two questions needs to be asked to resign and be thoroughly investigated.

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