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.

You know, folks, as the investigation of the attempted Donald Trump assassination,

more and more information is coming out as the investigation proceeds.

I always preach to everyone that investigation takes time.

And if you want accurate, true information, you have to wait patiently

to hear the time frame of the investigation. You can't demand it immediately. But something very

interesting occurred. The Secret Service sniper, as you see with the thumbnail on the screen,

who fired the shot that killed Thomas Crooks, he demands five people be fired for Trump shooting. And he also states in his

text message or his email, we have fallen short for years. So systemically,

bureaucratically, is there something very, very, very wrong with the Secret Service? Well,

that's what the sniper who wrote this letter, and according to Newsweek, a secret service counter-sniper is

demanding that five high-level supervisors be fired in the wake of the assassination attempt on

Donald Trump, warning that another attempt could come before November's election, elite email says.

This agency needs to change, if not now, when.

The counter-sniper wrote to the agency's uniform division, according to the email obtained

by Susan Crabtree Real Clear Politics, White House and National Political Correspondent.

The next assassination attempt in 30 days because we all should expect another attempt to happen before November.

The email continues, failure is not an option.

And on 71324, we failed, not because of commitment or sense of dedication, but because

our supervisors, aka leadership, knew better and thought our concerns were less than important.

So what this sniper is saying is that they perhaps had told their supervisors that this isn't good.

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