Fox News reported possible security reinforcements around US President Donald Trump, following a shooting incident that occurred during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
The network’s correspondent stated that the new measures may include Trump wearing a bullet-proof vest at public events, which reflects escalating security concerns in the wake of the incident.
He explained that the expected amendments to the protection protocols will be “tangible,” with anticipation of additional measures aimed at ensuring the president’s safety during his participation in various events.
It is noteworthy that the shooting incident occurred on the evening of April 25 during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington, which required Trump’s immediate evacuation.
Members of the US Secret Service were able to control and arrest the perpetrator, without causing injuries to the president or senior officials.
This development comes within the framework of a comprehensive review of the security arrangements surrounding the US President, amid increasing threats and targeting attempts, which once again raises questions about the effectiveness of the protection system in the most important official events.
