Secret Service agent saved by vest in WHCD shooting

A Secret Service agent was saved from serious injury during the shooting at the White House Correspondents' Dinner when a bullet fired at close range struck him in the chest but was stopped by his bulletproof vest. The White House confirmed the incident, highlighting the protective equipment's role in preventing a casualty. This detail adds to the evolving account of the security breach and the immediate dangers faced by personnel protecting President Trump and other dignitaries. The event has prompted a major White House review of presidential security protocols.