**Dramatic Assassination Attempt on Trump Unfolds at Rally: Agents’ Heroic Efforts and Shooter’s Shocking Identity Revealed**
Shots echoed through the air, piercing the chaotic scene at Donald Trump’s rally in Butler, PA, as the former president instinctively touched his ear and ducked for cover behind the podium.
Secret Service agents sprang into action, their training kicking in amidst screams and panic from rally attendees seeking shelter.
After a tense moment, Trump and the agents rose to their feet, the former president visibly bloodied but defiant, pumping his fist before being swiftly evacuated.
Now, new details emerge about the harrowing moments before Trump was rushed to safety.
 “Let’s move, let’s move,” shouted an agent urgently, their voices captured amidst the confusion.
“Let me get my shoes. Let me get my shoes,” Trump insisted, amidst the adrenaline-fueled urgency.
“I got you sir. I got you sir,” assured another agent, their bodies forming a protective shield around the wounded former president.
Despite blood on his face from a graze, Trump reiterated, “Let me get my shoes on.”
“Sir, we’ve got to move to the car,” urged the second agent, emphasizing the gravity of the situation.
Trump, still focused, repeated his plea, “Let me get my shoes.”
“OK,” responded a female agent calmly, balancing urgency with the need for readiness.
 Moments later, Trump defiantly pumped his fist, rallying his supporters amidst the chaos.
 “Fight, fight, fight,” he shouted, a moment captured by the stunned audience.
“We got to move. We got to move,” insisted another agent, their movements deliberate as they navigated the dangerous situation.
Microphones caught snippets of their urgent communication as they shielded Trump from potential harm.
“Go around to the spare, go around to the spare,” directed an agent, coordinating their escape plan.
“Move to the spare. Hold. Hold. When you’re ready. On you,” strategized a male agent, ensuring a coordinated departure.
Finally, the command was given, “ready,” “move,” “up,” as they executed their evacuation plan.
“Go, go, go,” shouted one agent, urgency in every syllable as they cleared a path to safety.
Amidst the chaos, a voice identified, “Hawkeye’s here,” the codename for the assault team confirming their presence.
“Hawkeye’s here, moving to the spare,” echoed a female agent, their teamwork seamless under pressure.
 Moments later, relief as agents confirmed, “shooter’s down. Are we good to move?”
Slowly, the group stood up, the immediate threat neutralized but the danger far from over.
The FBI took charge, launching an investigation into the attempted assassination of a former president, probing security breaches and the assailant’s background.
 Shockingly, the would-be assassin was identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks from Bethel Park, PA, who met a fatal end in his attempt on Trump’s life.
A registered Republican and recent high school graduate, Crooks unleashed deadly fire from a rooftop 130 yards away, targeting Trump with an AR-style rifle.
 Tragically, one rally attendee, 50-year-old Corey Comperatore, lost his life heroically shielding loved ones from the hail of bullets.
A retired fire chief and devoted family man, Corey’s brave act saved lives as he sacrificed his own.