The Secret Service acknowledged that too much deference was given to local law enforcement during the Butler rally, leading to failures in security that could have easily been avoided.
Agents were complacent, with flaws in advanced planning, over-reliance on mobile devices, and ineffective communication contributing to an environment that allowed a shooter to access a rooftop.
Ronald Rowe, acting director of the Secret Service, stated that the agency needs to ensure proper guidance and coordination with local partners to prevent future incidents.
The internal review revealed that key discussions regarding the positioning of local tactical teams and sniper support were neglected, resulting in a security breach.
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