Two Trump rally security victims accuse U.S. Secret Service of negligence after July assassination attempt, citing inadequate security measures.

Two men, David Dutch (57) and James Copenhaver (74), injured during the July assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally, are accusing the U.S. Secret Service of negligence. They claim inadequate security measures enabled the attack, which resulted in one fatality. The Secret Service, criticized for its response, led to the resignation of its director, Kimberly Cheatle. The men are exploring legal action against the agency.