The U.S. Secret Service on Nov. 13 confirmed that its agents who are tasked with protecting President Joe Biden’s granddaughter fired shots in the midst of an attempted break-in.
In a statement, a spokesman for the agency, Anthony Guglielmi, confirmed a “weapons discharge following a break-in to a Secret Service vehicle,” noting that two or three potential suspects fled the scene. A bulletin was then issued to other Secret Service units, the statement said, while noting that D.C.’s Metropolitan Police are investigating the matter.
