Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle discussed the challenges of securing a sloped roof during the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump at a rally. In interviews with ABC’s “Good Morning America,” she explained the safety considerations that influenced their strategy to secure the building from inside rather than positioning agents on the roof. Despite scrutiny, Cheatle confirmed her intention to remain in her role, receiving backing from Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who expressed full confidence in the Secret Service’s handling of the situation.
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‘Sloping roof’ used by assassin was too dangerous for our agents, says Secret Service chief
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Secret Service Chief: ‘Sloped Roof’ Used by Trump Shooter Prevented Agency From Securing Area
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Secret Service Director Suggests Roof Used by Shooter Was Too Dangerous for Agents to Stand On
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Secret Service Chief Says No Agents Placed on Building Trump Shooter Used Because Sloped Roof Deemed a ‘Safety’ Concern
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Secret Service Chief Says No Agents Were Placed on Building Trump Shooter Used Because Sloped Roof Was Deemed a ‘Safety’ Concern › American Greatness
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Trump assassination attempt: Secret Service director faces new heat for ‘sloped roof’ comment
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Cheatle: Police Snipers Were Not Put on Roof Where Trump Gunman Was Because It Was 'Sloped'
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WTH?? Secret Service Now Saying They Didn’t Put Any Agents on the Roof Because Slight Slope Was Too Dangerous
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Secret Service Director Allegedly Didn't Want to Put Snipers on a Sloped Roof
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It Gets Worse – Three Security Detail Snipers Were Inside Building Used by Trump Shooter – Secret Service Director Says Roof Was too Slopey for Sniper Safety – The Last Refuge
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Secret Service Director Cheatle: Roof From Which Trump Assassin Fired Was Too Steep to Cover With Agents
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