The Secret Service's failures on July 13 were 'foreseeable, preventable' security failings that arose due to poor communication and lack of resources during the Butler attack.
'Every single one of those failures was preventable and the consequences of those failures were dire,' Peters stated, emphasizing the serious implications of the agency's lapses.
Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe acknowledged the day was a 'failure' by the agency, despite personnel declining to take responsibility for specific security lapses.
The Senate committee report spans from interviews with Secret Service personnel, revealing a stark absence of accountability in planning for the failed security on that day.
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