Breaking News: 911 Recordings Released from Trump Rally Shooting
After more than three months, Pennsylvania county officials have finally released the 911 recordings from the apparent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump at a rally on July 13. The Intercept filed a lawsuit to obtain the recordings, which had been refused by Butler County without a court order.
The recordings reveal a chaotic scene, with calls flooding in one minute after shots were fired at the event. Callers expressed fear and confusion, while operators assured them that law enforcement was responding to the situation. Despite prior warnings about a suspicious individual, the shooter still managed to cause harm.
The release of the recordings comes after a legal battle with multiple news outlets, highlighting the importance of public access to information. The judge noted the historical significance of the event, leading to the decision to make the recordings public.
This development sheds light on the events that unfolded that day, underscoring the need for transparency and accountability in government actions.