The United States Secret Service is out shooting at people again, and it might not be warranted. Guess the investigation’s gonna reveal that. Let’s talk about it. The United States Secret Service agent discharged their firearm early this morning near the Washington, D.C. residence of Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. The agent confronted several individuals who were attempting to break into cars on her street. So, shoot at them, I guess. Before I do that, today’s message is brought to you by Hidden Hybrid Holsters. Hidden Hybrid Holsters is proudly crafting premium handmade holsters right here, right over the hill, in Ohio.

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Let’s get back to this incident. The Secret Service confirmed that Secretary Yellen was not in danger during the incident and was unharmed. So, why are they shooting at people? Unless someone pulled a gun on them or put them in imminent danger. We don’t know that yet. Now, this event comes almost 13 months after I reported on a similar occurrence when a Secret Service agent was protecting Naomi Biden Neal, who is Joe Biden’s eldest granddaughter. They fired shots at individuals breaking into a government vehicle outside of her Georgetown residence. Little different this time. They weren’t breaking into a government vehicle.

They were just trying to get into cars up and down the street. According to the Secret Service, Tuesday’s confrontation occurred about 1.30 a.m. this morning in Washington’s northwest area. The agent observed a sedan with multiple occupants attempting to open car doors along the street. Like I said, as the vehicle approached the agent, a confrontation ensued, leading to the agent firing their service weapon. However, there is no evidence to suggest that anyone was hit. The suspect fled the scene in the sedan, prompting a bolo, which is a B on the lookout for local law enforcement. Metropolitan Police declined to comment, but the Secret Service Communications Chief, Anthony Gugliemi, provided this statement.

Quote, at approximately 1.30 a.m. Tuesday, a U.S. Secret Service special agent on a protective assignment in the 2,900 block of Stevenson Place, northwest, observed the sedan with multiple occupants attempting to open car doors along the street. A confrontation occurred as the sedan approached the agent, who discharged their service weapon. There is no evidence indicating that anyone was struck. The suspects fled, and a lookout was issued to local law enforcement. No protectees were threatened or harmed during the incident. The Metropolitan Police Department’s Internal Affairs Division’s Force Investigations Team is leading the investigation into this officer-involved shooting, with an independent review to follow by the U.S.

Attorney’s Office. Now, I have a big question. Why did that Agent A draw his weapon and B discharge his weapon? He had better be able to tell people why he thought his life or someone else’s life was an immediate risk. Because as the Secret Service said, no protectees were threatened or harmed during this incident. I don’t know. I guess more information will come, maybe? Do we ever get all the information with the government nowadays? Yeah, let me know what you think down below. I don’t know. Should Secret Service be out there just slinging light at people for trying to break into cars? Just in and of itself, breaking into a car is not a deadly force engagement.

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