Gunman Killed Outside White House After Firing at Secret Service Booth
A man was shot and killed by Secret Service officers after he fired a revolver toward a booth outside the White House on Saturday. CBS News reporter Aaron Navarro was preparing a live shot when the shots occurred.
gatestoneinstitute.orgGunshots interrupted preparations for a live CBS News report outside the White House on Saturday. S. Secret Service booth, according to law enforcement sources cited by CBS News.
Division officers returned fire, the same sources said. No other injuries were reported in the incident. The event occurred while the reporter was setting up equipment for an on-camera segment.
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Potential Impact
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White House security protocols may face internal review following the incident.
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CBS News may adjust live-shot procedures near restricted areas.
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