Newly released police transcripts shed more light on Trump's lack of security [VIDEOS]

A recently released The transcript of lengthy communications on the day a failed assassin tried to shoot former President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania last month exposed a series of failures and miscommunications between the Secret Service and local police that nearly cost him cost Trump his life.

The Washington Postwho obtained the transcript, released a chaotic scene where authorities, despite having the would-be shooter on their radar, lost track of him for a critical 20 minutes.

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The transcript's detailed accounts shed light on the cat-and-mouse chase of the assailant, highlighting how he managed to evade law enforcement and sneak onto the roof of a nearby building undetected.

Mistakes continued as authorities, hampered by poor cell service in the Allegheny Valley, struggled to communicate effectively with the Secret Service, leading to a critical lack of coordination.

Failure to quickly relay crucial updates further exacerbated the situation, with a local police officer alerting the command center about the armed suspect just seconds before shots rang out, but the message didn't reach the Secret Service in time.

With Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigning after a baffling congressional hearing in the wake of the incident, questions are being raised about accountability and the reforms needed to prevent such a monumental security lapse from happening again.

More than a momentary blip, the transcript exposes a series of ruptures that demand thorough scrutiny to guard against future threats to public figures and their audiences.