Former Secret Service Agent On What Went Wrong In Pennsylvania
Anthony Cangelosi is a former United States Secret Service agent, who like all of us, watched what took place at a campaign rally for former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania on July 13 and saw exactly what went wrong.
Now an adjunct professor at John Jay College for Criminal Justice in New York City, Cangelosi believe that counter-snipers at the Pennsylvania rally where a would-be assassin wounded former President Donald Trump should have had “360-degree coverage” of the event and surrounding buildings.
Clearly, there was a breakdown in security that allowed a 20-year-old man from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania to fire multiple shots into a crowd, killing one man, and injuring three more including Donald Trump.
Cangelosi believes that the primary question law enforcement would likely be asking is how the suspect could have made it to the top of a nearby building undetected.
He joined Jim Monaghan on the WDHA Morning Jolt to discuss the problems last Saturday.
Cangelosi said he expects the Secret Service to amp up security at future events moving forward. Trump has already confirmed he plans to speak at the Republican National Convention in Wisconsin next week.
“The Secret Service is well aware of the fact that they have to be perfect all of the time,” Cangelosi said. “And the one time you’re not, it’s going to bring an increased scrutiny.”