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White House says Donald Trump 'stands by' Secret Service as shooting suspect due in court | BBC News
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13:41Now PlayingA White House official said US President Donald Trump is "standing by the leadership of Secret Service" after the shooting at a Washington DC hotel on Saturday.
The official said Trump believes his agents "did an excellent job neutralising the shooter and moving the president, first lady, vice-president and cabinet to safety".
The White House also said a meeting will take place this week to discuss security procedures.
Cole Tomas Allen was arrested after apparently opening fire near a security checkpoint in the hotel foyer.
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