During a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, two Secret Service sniper teams were observed swiftly positioning themselves on rooftops behind former President Donald Trump. The teams acted in response to a perceived threat, positioning themselves towards a potential shooter less than two minutes before gunfire erupted.

Eyewitnesses at the scene reported seeing the Secret Service agents reacting quickly and professionally to the unfolding situation. The rally, attended by a large crowd of supporters, was momentarily disrupted by the sound of gunfire.

Law enforcement officials have not confirmed the nature of the incident or whether shots were fired, but initial reports suggest that the Secret Service’s proactive measures may have prevented a potentially dangerous situation from escalating further.

Donald Trump, who was addressing supporters at the rally, was escorted off the stage following the incident. He later returned to complete his speech, assuring attendees of his safety.

Campaign rallies are typically tightly secured events, with the Secret Service responsible for ensuring the safety of all attendees, including high-profile individuals such as former presidents.

As of now, there have been no reports of injuries or arrests related to the incident. Further details are expected to emerge as authorities conduct a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the disruption.