Aha! That’s right! Interesting to see him now wandering around over here after being by the FOP while Pearson was retrieving his caution tape. The motorcade has already left at this point, so this has to follow that sighting.
Ah, yes, and his buddy is nearby in that same video!
I haven’t downloaded it yet, myself.
Hard to tell for sure, but sounds like it. Fire Chief Schmidt (Fire/EMS) and Lt. Pearson (Police Channel 2) I’m guessing. Crawford did not list 8 in the BuC EMS Command Center trailer, though.
Yes, the call signs are very helpful! Does the document include the area map so we know where Alpa, Bravo, etc. areas are?
I believe it is referencing a Multijurisdictional Unified Command structure, which they didn’t have because it was a USSS protected rally that became an active shooter event. You would establish a Unified Command system over the course of response in a multijurisdictional incident. It might not be fully established for an hour or more as the various agencies respond. (Think of the plane/helicopter crash over the Potomac.) The most senior person initially at the scene acts as the Incident Commander until a more senior person arrives, and can change multiple times. So, I get the impression that this text is suggesting the locals should have had the Unified Command established before hand. But consider the source, EMS agencies eat, breathe, and sleep by the Unified Command System.
Local police and emergency response agencies throughout the country are very familiar with the Unified Command system. As are state and federal emergency response agencies. It is the gold standard in multijurisdictional emergency response protocols. I maintained Incident Commander qualifications for years, though never used it outside of private sector industrial accidents. But due to that training I fully understood how the command structure worked for when local response agencies arrived and took over the incident response.The USSS does not follow that system because they are providing protection, not emergency response.
Lenz had somewhat of a Unified Command structure with local ESU and traffic police, but since the USSS requested support separately with local ESU and state police, a true Unified Command system couldn’t be formally established.
That’s funny. I never made the connection between the fit white shirt SA at AGR and him with his suit coat on. Thanks.
I had realized it was the same one as near the FOP, but hadn’t connected him to this spot in the Mia Kopps video yet and had wondered many times who this suit was. Thanks right back atcha!
No, no maps, diagrams, photos, or the like. As far as the callsigns vs location goes, I would guess Alpha to the North, Bravo to the East, Charlie to the South, and Delta to the West. Interesting as well that Shane previously claimed they chose Delta to differentiate the other teams that typically use Alpha, Bravo, etc. And then come to find out it was designated to them. And WRSWAT is left floating apparently with no callsign indicating cardinal direction from the crowd?
It’s not a long read, only 10 pages, but it is interesting to read through and nice that we finally have access to it.
Also, here’s an ai generated summary:
Overview: The document is an after-action report detailing the emergency response to a Trump rally in Butler, PA, highlighting strengths and areas for improvement.
Event/Project Overview
- Former President Donald Trump held a rally in Butler, PA, on July 13, 2024.
- Expected attendance was between 10,000 to 15,000 people.
- The rally aimed to mobilize support in a key battleground state for the 2024 presidential campaign.
Objectives
- The primary objective was to provide medical care and emergency management for heat-related illnesses during the event.
Stakeholders
- Key stakeholders included various emergency services, local law enforcement, and health facilities, such as Butler Ambulance Service and Independence Health-Butler Hospital.
Areas of Strength
- Incident Command Structure was utilized, providing a framework for managing the event.
- Effective radio communication facilitated coordination among different teams.
- Interagency cooperation was demonstrated, with multiple agencies willing to work together.
Areas for Improvement
- Radio identification protocols need standardization to avoid confusion.
- A lack of unified command hindered effective communication and decision-making.
- Insufficient planning time was a major obstacle, with only 48 hours’ notice before the event.
- EOC activation protocols need clarification and improvement.
- ESU unit call signs caused confusion, impacting operational efficiency.
- Interoperability issues persist, affecting communication among agencies.
Recommendations
- Develop standardized radio identification protocols for future events.
- Establish clear protocols for Unified Command and ensure all relevant agencies participate.
- Schedule regular meetings for ongoing coordination leading up to events.
- Create clear EOC activation protocols and backup staffing plans.
- Standardize ESU unit call signs and provide training for dispatchers.
- Conduct thorough testing of interoperability systems before events.
Conclusion
- The rally was significant due to an assassination attempt on Trump, resulting in injuries and a need for improved emergency response strategies.
I’ll just leave this here for y’all to ponder. 
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#Attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Pennsylvania - Wikipedia
| Description | English: Butler farm show airport (3G9) on the day of Trump’s rally, July 13, 2024. Pictured from about 1500 AGL (3000ft MSL). |
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| Date | 13 July 2024, 18:36:25 |
The same angle but from prior to the shooting.
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This file has been extracted from another file:
no gore?
Yes, got the Butler County Dispatch from Broadcastify.
Just wish I had gotten an account before the Full Fire Ops 6 recordings were deleted after 3 months.
I’m sure other people did download them in that time though so hopefully they will resurface at some point.
Fake or real?
Aerial photograph taken 10 minutes prior to an attempted assassination of Donald Trump
Date 13 July 2024, 18:01:51
File history
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Butler_Farm_Show_Airport_Trump_Rally_2024_05_(cropped).jpg#filehistory
If it was taken at 180151, there are questions.
Blasko should be at Brady Paul intersection.
Apparently no CS on barn tops.
Motorcade is not there.
FOP lodge parking lot is MT.
Q: So do you keep driving south on Meridian after talking with the state police trooper?
A: I go back out to Meridian Road, and I again stop and talk to and Secret Service because they’re still talking about this.
So I then drove south on Meridian Road to see if I could find him.So I went south. I think at Buttercup I made a right, came back out Grist, and then went back on 68, which would have been right by AGR.
There was a report of the same individual between AGR and going towards Sheetz.Q: So you hear that the suspicious individual is going towards Sheetz. So you cut in and you follow that direction?
A: Yes.
Q: Can you describe the next steps that you took?
A: Well, I believe before I got there – well, we pull in, come around. So one of the snipers comes out. I believe it was from Beaver County because I did not recognize him. I don’t know who he was. I know he was one of the snipers from the ESU team, but I did not recognize him.
What time did Tedeski encounter Nicol?
Wait a second, Nicol radioed suspect with backpack when DJT was announced to stage (but he did not hear that). So that was around 1802. We have dashcam and bofycam footages from 1808. We can see a vehicle in east parking lot - could be Sasse or Vensel.
A: So when I got down to the first floor, I knew that the door was locked.
You needed a key card to get in. I didn’t have a key card.
So when I got down to the first floor, I opened the door, and I was kind of holding the door open with my foot, like looking.
And when I looked out, I noticed that two patrol units had pulled into the parking lot.
There was a marked patrol unit. I’m not sure who it was. And then there was an unmarked patrol unit. But they were both uniformed officers.
They had pulled up into the area where I put the P on 2, and there was an unmarked car and a marked car.
They stopped there, and then the officer in the marked car had got out and started walking towards me.
And I was leaning out the door, like my foot holding the door open, and I was pointing. I said, “He ran around the building down there.”
And he goes – he looks at me and he’s like, “It’s all one building.”
I said, “Well, then he’s on the other side because he went in between the buildings over there.”
He was like, “Okay.” Well, he kept walking, and then walked around past me and then went around the front of the building, of the –
Complex, yeah.
And then the individual in the unmarked car, he had kind of like started to roll down in his car towards me, and I’m like, “He went around the building down there.” And he goes, “It’s all one building.” I said, “I know that now, but he’s on the other side.”
So he was like, “Okay.” So he then pulled out of the lot and went around. Went back out into the lot.
And then I don’t know where he went from there.
So at that point I went back into the building.
Tedeski had the unmarked car. Were there 2 uniformed officers? We cannot see the other on footages.
No, I guess this is missinterpretation: “But they were both uniformed officers.”
We would need a timeline second by second.
by the way
That’s my next project after I finish my current one, updating my “Timeline Analysis - AGR Grounds.” It will cover the time period between when Crooks was filmed walking onto the AGR property to when he climbed on the roof.
Sorry, who is being interviewed here?
Tedeski, page 20.
