Hello, everyone, and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

More and more body cam video of the assassination attempt against

former President Trump has been turned in on a freedom of information request by all media

outlets. And we're seeing just how hectic it was, and yet how the response and the communication was just simply outrageous for something that you would expect much better for the protection of a presidential candidate.

And we can hear in some of the videos that I'll show later on the frustration from

the Butler Township Police Department in regards to the Secret Service, not securing

the area well enough and not putting someone on this rooftop that they left unattended.

And the frustrations were just simply outrageous.

And you could hear them on the body cam audio from responding one in particular but the emergency service officer responding and

saying how he told them to put someone on this roof and then the other thing that we have to

question so much is the lack of communication. Why? And I've said this before,

why was the Butler Township Police and the Secret Service not on the same radio frequency

to be able to get immediate, immediate updates on what was going on.

Amateur, just amateur nonsense, you know.

And if they didn't do that, if they didn't have the Butler Township Police and other

police agencies that worked at this event on July 13th. Why didn't they have Secret Service agents

working alongside the Butler Township police so that they could immediately correspond with

their sniper team? This is just unacceptable, absolutely 100% unacceptable for professional protection for a presidential

candidate.

So folks, hold on to your hats.

Hold on to your family.

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