All articles tagged with #motorcade
Putin briefly stopped his motorcade in Novosibirsk to greet residents who had waited for hours near an empty gas station with the fuel price board off, as security surrounded the area and traffic was disrupted; reports also note nearby stations and price displays surrounding the visit, which followed a string of regional trips by the president.
President Trump blamed knife-wielding vandals for peeling the Reflecting Pool’s blue coating after a rapid eight-week renovation, but NBC footage shows his motorcade rolling across the still-wet surface. Experts say inadequate surface prep and the decision to finish quickly likely caused the coating to fail, not vandalism. The project was funded by no-bid contracts totaling over $16 million, with algae tinting the water and ongoing repairs expected.
Authorities say the DC suspect, Michael Marx, walked along the path of a motorcade near the Washington Monument, then opened fire toward a Secret Service agent and a bystander, injuring the latter. He allegedly expressed hostility toward the White House, and DOJ-annotated photos and an arrest-warrant affidavit accompany the case, which is being updated in early May 2026.
A Texas man, Michael Marx, 45, was charged with assaulting federal officers with a deadly weapon after a shooting near the Washington Monument area moments after a motorcade carrying Vice President JD Vance passed; prosecutors released photographs detailing the sequence of events.
President Donald Trump’s departure from his Palm Beach club to Palm Beach International Airport was diverted on Sunday after a security sweep found a suspicious object; White House officials said the detour was a precaution and part of standard protocol, with a moving police blockade and Air Force One repositioned at the airport.
A woman, Anasilvia Gomez-Zamora, was arrested in Phoenix after allegedly throwing a red liquid onto Vice President Kamala Harris' motorcade during a campaign visit. She was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, endangerment, and resisting arrest. The incident occurred near 7th Street and Southern Avenue, and the liquid landed on eight Phoenix Police officers on motorcycles. The liquid was determined to be non-hazardous, and Harris was in Phoenix for her "Fight for Reproductive Freedoms" tour in support of abortion access for women in the U.S.
During Vice President Kamala Harris' visit to Phoenix for her "Fight for Reproductive Freedoms" tour, a woman, identified as 30-year-old Anasilvia Gomez-Zamora, threw red liquid at her motorcade, landing on eight Phoenix Police officers on motorcycles. The woman was arrested and charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, endangerment, and resisting arrest. The incident occurred near 7th Street and Southern Avenue, but the liquid was deemed non-hazardous.
A woman in south Phoenix is in custody after allegedly throwing a "red liquid" at Vice President Kamala Harris' motorcade, which also landed on eight police officers. The liquid's nature is still unknown, and the woman is facing charges including aggravated assault on a police officer, endangerment, and resisting arrest. Vice President Harris was in town for a rally promoting reproductive rights.
James Cooper, a 46-year-old man from Wilmington, Delaware, has been arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and inattentive driving after crashing into a parked SUV that was guarding President Joe Biden's motorcade. The incident occurred on Sunday night, but neither the president nor the first lady were injured. The crash was determined to be accidental, and the driver was not considered a serious threat to the president. Cooper has been released from custody pending further court proceedings.
A Delaware man has been charged with drunk driving after crashing his vehicle into U.S. President Joe Biden's motorcade in Wilmington. Biden and the first lady were unharmed in the incident, which occurred outside the president's campaign headquarters. The man, who was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and inattentive driving, collided with a motorcade SUV about 200 feet away from the Bidens. The U.S. Secret Service stated that there was no protective interest associated with the event.
A man in Delaware, James Cooper, has been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol after crashing his sedan into a Secret Service vehicle protecting President Biden's motorcade. The incident occurred as Biden was exiting an event at his campaign headquarters in Wilmington. No injuries were reported, and the driver was apprehended by authorities.
A sedan collided with a sport-utility vehicle in Joe Biden's motorcade in Delaware, causing no injuries. The incident occurred as Biden was preparing to leave a campaign dinner with staffers and volunteers. Secret Service agents surrounded the sedan with guns drawn, but it appears to have been an accidental collision rather than an intentional act. The collision is being investigated by the Wilmington police department, who are also looking into whether impairment was a factor. Biden and his wife, Jill Biden, were unharmed and quickly whisked away from the scene.
A car plowed into a parked SUV guarding President Biden's motorcade in Delaware while he was leaving his campaign headquarters, but the president and first lady were unharmed. Secret Service personnel surrounded the vehicle and instructed the driver to put his hands up before Biden was swiftly driven back home. The incident did not affect his schedule, and local police are handling the crash.
A car crashed into a parked SUV that was shielding President Joe Biden's motorcade while he and First Lady Jill Biden were leaving his campaign headquarters in Delaware. Neither the president nor the first lady were injured. The driver of the sedan was quickly apprehended by Secret Service agents, and the motorcade proceeded to leave the scene. Further details about the incident have not been released.
President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden were rushed to safety by the Secret Service after a car crashed into a parked SUV that was guarding the presidential motorcade. The incident occurred as Biden was leaving his campaign headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware. Secret Service agents quickly surrounded the vehicle and instructed the driver to put his hands up. It remains unclear whether the crash was accidental or deliberate, and the driver's identity has not been released. The Bidens were unharmed, and the president's schedule was unaffected by the incident.