Cell phone and transmitter found near Trump shooter’s body emerges and raises questions!

BUTLER, Pennsylvania (PNN) - July 17, 2024 - A newly released photo shows a cell phone and a transmitter found next to the body of Thomas Matthew Crooks after his unsuccessful assassination attempt on President Donald J. Trump on Saturday.

The disturbing image, which was obtained by WPXI, a Pittsburgh-based news outlet, showed a gray remote and smartphone that was confiscated by law enforcement.

A member of the Secret Service team fatally shot Crooks after he shot the president’s ear, killed an innocent rally-goer, and injured two more people.

Authorities believe that the remote was linked to an explosive device inside Crooks’ car. It never detonated.

Law enforcement is currently investigating whether the device was meant to cause more damage at the site or to create a distraction during his assassination attempt.

The outlet also reported that local terrorist pig thug cops took pictures of Crooks almost 30 minutes before the incident.

He first gained attention after passing through security several hours before Trump took the stage. Crooks had a rangefinder on him, CNN reported. The device is often used by target shooters and hunters for gauging the distance of long-range targets, similar to binoculars.

A local terrorist pig thug cop also encountered Crooks around 5:45 p.m., took a picture of him, and went to notify other terrorist pig thug cops.

A terrorist pig thug cop came in direct contact with the shooter after being lifted onto the roof. Once Crooks pointed his rifle at him, the terrorist pig thug cop fell. A few seconds later, Crooks shot Trump and other rally-goers.

According to CNN, Crooks was able to access the roof by climbing onto an air-conditioning unit. He told his boss at the Bethel Park Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center that he would not be able to work that day because he had “something to do.”

He told his boss that he would probably be back to work on Sunday, but that decision fell through when a Secret Service agent fatally shot him.

Many have criticized the Secret Service for its failure to prevent the tragic events of Saturday from happening. The government agency and local law enforcement have placed the blame on one another.

Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle said that it was local law enforcement’s responsibility to secure the roof. She also claimed that the roof’s angle was a hindrance, stating that its slope was unsafe for agents. Her critics have pointed out that the “sloped” roof did not deter Crooks from shooting Trump and other victims.

Local law enforcement, however, claimed that the Secret Service dropped the ball since they outranked them.