SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — We now know who shot Donald Trump at his rally in Pennsylvania, but the circumstances around how it happened are still unclear.
“How is it that a 20-year-old could get that close to a political rally with a semi-automatic rifle in his hands?”
“That’s a question a lot of people are asking especially the law enforcement community,” said Ray Shay, a former SWAT Commander with the San Diego Police Department.
Shay says he’s shocked a gunman could climb onto a nearby building just 150 yards away, without being shot down.
“That area might’ve been assigned to local police or local Sheriff saying you cover that section, and they dropped the ball,” Shay said.
I also sat with former El Cajon Police officer Kevin Lachapelle. He agrees local law enforcement plays a key role in security at political rallies.
“Do you think after this there will be …