US: Gunman Shot Dead by Secret Service at White House Security Checkpoint

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US: Gunman Shot Dead by Secret Service at White House Security Checkpoint

A man was shot dead by Secret Service agents after he opened fire at a White House security checkpoint on Saturday, May 23. A bystander was also wounded, and the White House was briefly placed under lockdown.

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  • 2026/5/26 09:12:41
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  • Patricia Vasconcellos/@SBTonline via Spectee
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  • D.C., Washington, 2026, US Video Recording Date/Time: May 23, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Outside the White House

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