A bipartisan House task force has released a preliminary report on the July 13 shooting at a Trump rally, calling it the “preventable” result of security failures.

WASHINGTON, D. C. - U.S. Rep. Dave Joyce on Monday criticized the U.S. Secret Service for failing to coordinate with other law enforcement agencies to secure a July 13, event in Butler, Pennsylvania, where a gunman shot at ex-President Donald Trump and killed a bystander.

A House task force report raked the Secret Service over the coals for what it called “stunning security failures” at the July 13 rally in which former President Donald Trump was shot. Trump was wounded in the Butler,

The House task force on the attempted assassinations of former President Donald J. Trump released its first preliminary report.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers said a series of 'stunning security failures' let a gunman open fire at a July 13 outdoor campaign rally in Pennsylvania.

The House panel found similar problems to previous inquiries including poor coordination between Secret Service and local authorities.

With 15 days left before the U.S. election, a new report unveils testimony from local officers detailing the moment they first spotted the shooter at Trump’s rally. CNN’s Zachary Cohen reports.

First-hand accounts from law enforcement officials at the July 13 assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Butler detail a critical lack of communication, according to a report released by a Congressional task force.