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abharding (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} abharding) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} unfunny_fandom, |
This.
It's the Secret Services job to protect the President and other high level public officials. And it goes beyond just the "taking a bullet" for the person the Agent is protecting but trying to stop any attempt before it gets to far.
Most assassins do talk about their plans to at least someone and many make threats to their chosen target prior to the attack. True, very few people who make the threats actually intend to carry it out, but the Secret Service can't know that until they talk the person and learn a little more about him or her so they can decide does this person pose a credible threat or is he/she all talk. Time will tell on which which side of the fence this guy fall on.
It's the Secret Services job to protect the President and other high level public officials. And it goes beyond just the "taking a bullet" for the person the Agent is protecting but trying to stop any attempt before it gets to far.
Most assassins do talk about their plans to at least someone and many make threats to their chosen target prior to the attack. True, very few people who make the threats actually intend to carry it out, but the Secret Service can't know that until they talk the person and learn a little more about him or her so they can decide does this person pose a credible threat or is he/she all talk. Time will tell on which which side of the fence this guy fall on.
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