PA State Police Commissioner Testifies On Trump Assassination Attempt
(Washington, DC) -- Pennsylvania's state police commissioner is facing questions from lawmakers on Capitol Hill related to the assassination attempt against former President Trump. Trump was shot in the ear, while one person was killed and two others were injured after the would be assassin fired shots from the top of a building at a rally earlier this month. Commissioner Colonel Christopher Paris said there's multiple investigations related to the attempt that are ongoing and his investigators are working hard to uncover every detail. Fraternal Order of Police National President Patrick Yoles made note of important the working relationship is between local police and the Secret Service at events like the rally in Pennsylvania.