WASHINGTON — The U.S. Secret Service is investigating about the same
number of threats against Donald Trump as it did against the last
several presidents, the agency's new director said Thursday.
"The number of threats has been fairly
constant over the past 10 years, about six to eight a day," said
Randolph Alles, who became Secret Service director barely a month ago.
He spoke the day after comedian Kathy Griffin
was strongly condemned for posing in photographs holding up a likeness
of a bloody severed head resembling Trump. She later apologized.
Officials have declined to discuss her case, but such actions in the
past have normally resulted in a visit from Secret Service agents to
assess a person's intent.
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