BREAKING: Trump Injured At Pennsylvania Rally After Sounds Of Apparent Gunfire Can Be Heard [VIDEO]

The Independent reports:

Donald Trump was tackled during his Pennsylvania rally as chaos errupted during his speech. The sounds of popping could be heard before he was tackled by security. Photos showed Trump being led from the stage with his fist raised in the air. His right ear and face had blood on it. But, it was unclear if it was his or someone else’s. Trump was led from the stage and put in his motorcade and driven from the area. The event is now being evacuated.

The New York Times reports:

Former President Donald J. Trump was rushed off a stage by Secret Service agents at a rally in Butler, Pa., after several pops that sounded like gunshots. Mr. Trump went to the ground and was immediately surrounded by agents, who then escorted him to a motorcade. The former president pumped his fist at the crowd as he was hustled off the stage. Then the pops began at 6:13 p.m., Mr. Trump appeared to grab his right ear, which appeared to be bleeding as he left the stage.

NBC News reports:



Former President Donald Trump was rushed off the stage just minutes into his rally in Butler, Pa., on Saturday, after loud noises that sounded like gunshots were heard. Trump is expected to survive, according to two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. He had blood on the side of his head and his ear.

Trump was speaking when he reached for the side of his face as popping sounds rang out over the rally. He then crouched down as Secret Service agents rushed the stage and surrounded him. He was quickly escorted into a vehicle, walking off the stage with agents on all sides. Screams from the audience rang out as the scene unfolded.