According to multiple sources, five Secret Service officials from the Pittsburgh Field Office have been placed on administrative leave as part of the agency’s investigation into the security failures that led to the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump last month in Butler, Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, a new set of agents has been assigned to protect Trump, according to individuals who talked with RealClearPolitics

A Secret Service agent who requested anonymity to speak frankly accused Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe and other top agency leaders for the security failings at Trump’s Butler rally, claiming that their actions ahead to the July 13 event set the agents in the field up for failure.