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One interviewer said there was a ladder to that shooter’s roof, that a cop responded to the people and climbed up to verify, but when met with the threat to blow his head off, by armed shooter, the cop climbed right back down down and immediately radioed in to the entire security team.

All security were wired in on that communication.

That cop set the action in motion—such that it was.🙄

I don’t get any of it, and furious that DEI rules forced those goofy incompetent gurls in the way of getting Trump competently dispatched! Gawd awful display. Grrr.

Said climbing officer was also a “gurl”.

One interviewer said there was a ladder to that shooter’s roof, that a cop responded to the people and climbed up to verify, but when met with the threat to blow his head off, by armed shooter, the cop climbed right back down down and immediately radioed in to the entire security team.

All security were wired in on that communication.

That cop set the action in motion—such that it was.??

I saw a video earlier today that discussed the red flags seen throughout the entire event. One point he made discussed the odd scene of the John Deere vehicle in "left field." During the melee, it was spraying large volumes of water in the direction of where the vehicles escorting Trump exited. It looked similar to a water cannon. He talked about some valve that "appeared" to have faulted; causing the water to gush. It began shortly after the shots were fired. He speculated that the original plan could have included this intentional oddity and meant to have been a programmed event to cause a distraction just before the shots were to be fired. But, the intervention of the LEO on top of the roof caused the shooter to open fire slightly before schedule.

Even if there is a flaw in this speculation, it still should be something left to an investigation for no other reason than it was a very odd thing to happen. It's curious why the vehicle would be there in the first place.

I searched all the videos I watched today but could not find the one mentioned above. It showed the water up close and for an extended time. However, I did find this video which shows from further away and for a short period of time. It is a composite that shows multiple points of view during the shooting and aftermath. The section with the John Deere starts around 2:10.

https://x.com/TheMilkBarTV/status/1812731727053488418