The rooftop from which a gunman shot at former President Donald Trump was identified as a security vulnerability before the rally, but no security measures were taken to prevent access to it. The Secret Service failed to have officers on the building, leading to the lone attacker being able to fire shots at Trump during the event.
Key Points
Secret Service identified the rooftop as a vulnerability but did not secure it
Local law enforcement was responsible for areas outside the venue
Questions raised about how the gunman went undetected on the roof
Calls for accountability and changes in security procedures
Pros
Awareness of security risks in advance
Cons
Failure to secure the building despite identified vulnerability