Secret Service offers glimpse into WHCA Dinner security after alleged Trump assassination attempt
New DOJ video footage reveals Allen in the Washington Hilton Hotel on April 24, the day before the attack, along with details of his extensive weaponry. He allegedly fired one shot from a shotgun before tripping and falling, after which he was quickly detained. The Waldorf Astoria ballroom can host a maximum of 1,300 people for tight banquet seating.
- ▪New DOJ video footage reveals Allen in the Washington Hilton Hotel on April 24, the day before the attack, along with details of his extensive weaponry.
- ▪He allegedly fired one shot from a shotgun before tripping and falling, after which he was quickly detained.
- ▪The Waldorf Astoria ballroom can host a maximum of 1,300 people for tight banquet seating.
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- ▪ Promise kept: A defiant Trump to attend WHCA dinner redo after assassination attempt — Washington Examiner
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Politics Secret Service offers glimpse into WHCA Dinner security after alleged Trump assassination attempt Guests will face airport-style screening and enhanced closures after Cole Allen allegedly tried to kill President Trump By Peter D'Abrosca Fox News Published July 24, 2026 9:00am EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video WHCA Dinner suspect Cole Allen in court, judge raises solitary confinement concerns A judge expresses concerns over the solitary confinement of White House Correspondent's Association Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen as he appears in U.S. District Court. New DOJ video footage reveals Allen in the Washington Hilton Hotel on April 24, the day before the attack, along with details of his extensive weaponry.
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