On July 13th, during a campaign rally at the Butler Farm Show grounds in Pennsylvania, former U.S. President Donald Trump was rushed off stage after gunshots were fired nearby. Despite sustaining a minor injury to his right ear, Trump is reportedly in stable condition. The assailant, whose identity has not been disclosed, was confirmed dead at the scene.
At around 6:10 PM, as Trump was delivering his speech, gunfire was heard, prompting his security team to swiftly evacuate him. Trump briefly took cover beneath the podium before being escorted off stage. Witnesses reported seeing Trump raise a fist to his supporters as he was led away, with television footage showing blood near his ear.
The Washington Post confirmed that a bullet had grazed Trump's ear, causing a minor injury. Trump's campaign team later assured the public that he was in good health and undergoing examination at a local medical facility.
The Secret Service released a statement confirming that protective measures were implemented immediately, ensuring Trump's safety. An investigation into the incident is currently underway, and further information will be disclosed as it becomes available.
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