Recent communications among Beaver County emergency service members in Pennsylvania reveal the significant staffing shortages they faced prior to a rally for former President Trump earlier this month, during which a would-be assassin injured him and others, resulting in the death of a bystander.
In conversations among emergency services team leaders assigned to support the rally, several anonymous individuals expressed concerns about their limited workforce availability.
A screenshot of text messages obtained during the investigation of the July 13 attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump. (Obtained by Senator Chuck Grassley )
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One leader noted that his team was occupied and unable to work the rally, stating that “everyone else is either working, on vacation, or injured,” as per texts acquired by Fox News Digital.
This report is evolving and will be updated.
