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Car barrels into part of Biden’s motorcade as Secret Service hurries president into SUV
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0:37Now PlayingA car barreled into a parked SUV protecting President Biden’s motorcade Sunday night as the commander-in-chief was leaving his campaign headquarters in Delaware.
Biden was walking from the campaign office to his armored SUV when a silver sedan with Delaware plates crashed into a US Secret Service vehicle that was used to close off the intersection near the headquarters for the president’s departure.
The sedan, which sustained bumper damage, then tried to drive into a closed-off intersection before Secret Service agents swarmed the vehicle with weapons drawn and forced the driver to surrender.
Biden was taken into his car, where his wife, first lady Jill Biden, was already waiting before they were quickly driven home.
The 81-year-old Democrat and his wife are safe.
The Secret Service said there was “no protective interest” tied to the incident, which means the crash was not intentional and the driver was likely unaware of Biden’s presence, CNN reported.
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