Secret Service Director Sean Curran stated on Sunday that he is thinking of the bystander who was shot during an exchange of gunfire between officers and a gunman near the White House on Saturday. Curran acknowledged the quick and decisive response of Secret Service officers in confronting the armed individual.
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Secret Service Director Comments on Bystander Shot During Gunfire Exchange Near White House
Secret Service Director Sean Curran expressed concern for a bystander shot during a gunfire exchange involving officers and a gunman near the White House. He praised the response of the Secret Service officers involved in the incident.
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