The U.S. Secret Service has a released a report admitting "failures" in protecting Donald Trump following the July 13th attempted assassination in Butler, PA.

The United States Secret Service has acknowledged a series of security failures it made during a July campaign rally where Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was shot at and wounded in the ear.

The summary of an internal investigation determined that the agency did not adequately prepare its local partners for their duties at the event in Butler, Pa., in July.

An internal Secret Service review found “multiple operational and communications failures” by the agency in its the lead up to the assassination attempt on former President Trump in Butler, Pa.

Communication breakdowns with local law enforcement hampered the Secret Service ahead of a July assassination attempt on former President Trump.

Donald Trump was at his Florida golf club at the time of the incident and has not been harmed in any way, his campaign shared

Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe said the July assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump was a “mission failure” in the agency’s mission to defend the former president. “This was a failure on the part of the United States Secret Service.

An investigation by the US Secret Service revealed communication gaps and a lack of vigilance in the lead-up to an attempted assassination of US presidential candidate Donald Trump during a July rally in Butler,