USSS assistant director asked to retire over Butler assassination attempt on Trump
- Michael Plati, an assistant director at the Secret Service, is retiring after 27 years, marking a personal choice, according to a spokesperson.
- Plati's retirement is the second high-ranking departure in the Secret Service following the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in July.
- Acting Director Ronald Rowe stated he would wait for investigation results before making more personnel decisions regarding the event.
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