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Body Camera Footage Reveals Details Of Assassination Attempt Aftermath

Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump is covered by U.S. Secret Service agents on stage at a campaign rally, Saturday, July 13, 2024, in Butler, Pa. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Body camera footage captured during the aftermath of the attempted assassination of former President Trump has revealed a crucial moment where law enforcement discussed the sniper losing sight of gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks. The incident took place in Butler, Pennsylvania, where Crooks was ultimately shot dead by snipers.

In the three-minute video shared on social media by Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, authorities can be seen on the roof of a building, with one officer pointing out the location of the sniper who initially spotted Crooks. The officer indicated the rifle's position and mentioned that the sniper had lost sight of the gunman after observing him coming from a bike and setting a bag down.

Sen. Chuck Grassley shared the three-minute video on social media.
Body camera footage captured law enforcement discussing sniper losing sight of gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks.
Officers on the roof pointed out sniper's position and discussed losing sight of Crooks.

The footage also captured a conversation between the law enforcement officer and a man who appeared to be a Secret Service agent. The officer highlighted that the sniper who sent the initial pictures of Crooks was still nearby and had lost sight of him. The Secret Service agent confirmed receiving the same pictures and noted the sniper's distinctive feature of wearing glasses.

The video was obtained from the Beaver County Emergency Services Unit and was shared by Grassley on X platform. To protect the identity of the individuals involved, a source has blurred the image of the body in the footage.

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