Pittsburgh Motorycle Officers Injured At Trump’s Rally Forced to Transfer Out of Cycle Unit for Not Getting Permission to Protect Trump
Two Pittsburgh motorcycle officers have been transferred out of their unit by a Democrat police chief after working the Trump rally where they were hit with shrapnel from the assassin bullets and still continued to help rally attendees
An exclusive report by WXPI has revealed that two Pittsburgh police motorcycle officers who were injured at Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, have been removed from their motorcycle unit.
Chief Investigator Rick Earle of WXPI reported that two officers who were tasked with assisting President Trump’s motorcade to and from his rally in Butler on Saturday were removed from their unit. ---More...
Two Pittsburgh motorcycle officers have been transferred out of their unit by a Democrat police chief after working the Trump rally where they were hit with shrapnel from the assassin bullets and still continued to help rally attendees.
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