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Secret Service Thwarts Armed Assailant at Correspondents' Dinner

A lone gunman charged a security checkpoint, forcing agents to open fire in a desperate attempt to breach the event.

TechPublished April 26, 2026 at 4:27 AM
Surveillance video released by Donald Trump shows the suspect running past metal detectors as security agents draw their guns.

The thin blue line held firm this week when a lone gunman attempted to breach a security checkpoint at the White House correspondents' dinner. Surveillance footage released by Donald Trump captures the chilling moment the suspect sprinted past metal detectors, forcing security agents to draw their weapons and engage. Washington DC Police Chief Jeffery W.

Carroll confirmed that the suspect was armed with multiple weapons during his brazen charge. In the ensuing exchange of gunfire, a Secret Service officer was struck in his protective vest. Thankfully, the officer is in good spirits and recovering after being transported to the hospital.

The suspect, who failed to breach the perimeter, was also hospitalized for evaluation. This incident serves as a stark reminder that our law enforcement officers stand between order and chaos every single day, often paying the price for the safety of others.

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