Biden protester rushes into motorcade, agent gets attacked by Secret Service agent in Los Angeles

a Protester in Los Angeles She was exposed by the Secret Service on Wednesday after she took to the street and approached President Biden’s motorcade.

President Biden was in ninth place in Los Angeles Americas Summit. The woman had moved into a closed street with a bugle and was quickly countered.

A protester marching in front of President Biden’s motorcade on Wednesday was pushed back by the Secret Service in Los Angeles.
(FOX 11 Los Angeles)

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The The protester who resisted the officers During her arrest and the officer’s hat and glasses removed, they appeared to advocate for abortion rights.

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“Get the f— off me!” She could be heard saying while tied to the floor. Then she shouted, “Banning abortion will not stop abortion. Only safe abortion.”

Anthony Guglielmi, head of communications for the United States Secret Service, issued a statement after the arrest.

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“Shortly after 5 p.m., an adult female entered a restricted lane along a motorcade route at Check Hearn CT in Los Angeles,” the statement said. “When the woman approached passing vehicles, a US Secret Service agent quickly pulled her off the road and put her in custody. There was no impact on the movement of the motorcade or our protection. Our investigation into this incident is ongoing.”

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Biden is a supporter of women’s right to choose. The US Supreme Court, however, is Preparing to overturn the Roe v. Wade case.

The Ninth Summit of the Americas, begun in 1994, brings together countries in the Western Hemisphere within the Organization of American States and focuses on promoting pro-democracy values ​​and coordination between heads of state The largest and most influential companies in the region.

Brooke Singman of Fox News contributed to this report.