Police sniper Jonathan Willis, who shot and killed the would-be Trump assassin, says he had the shooter in his sights for 3 minutes before President Trump was shot, but was ordered to NOT SHOOT the would-be assassin by the head of the Secret Service.
Willis also says that he was fired for protecting President Trump because apparently the Secret Service didn’t want the assassin to be killed.
“My name in Jonathan Willis, I’m the officer in the famous photo of the two snipers on the roof at Trump’s rally. I came here to inform the public that I had the assassin in my sights for 3 minutes, but the head of the Secret Service refused to give the order to take out the perp. 100% the top brass prevented me from killing the assassin before he took shots at President Trump. I didn’t follow the orders though, as soon as the shooter opened fire on Trump I returned fire despite strict order to not engage. I had eyes on the shooter for three minutes watching him fiddle with his rifle and adjust the scope, it was obvious he was a shooter yet I wasn’t allowed to engage. After I killed the shooter I was arrested, questioned by the FBI, and just released an hour ago. Already lost my job for not following orders, but I’m glad I took the shots anyway.”
We need answers!
- Why was that roof left open?
- Why didn’t anyone respond properly when they were alerted to the shooter on the roof with a rifle minutes before he shot President Trump?
- Why were the snipers ordered to not shoot?
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