Security experts have raised concerns about the King’s safety while accompanying Donald Trump on his US visit following an assassination attempt on the President. Cole Tomas Allen, 31, faces charges after a shooting incident at the Washington Hilton hotel. Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam expressed shock at the security breach during the shooting incident.

In solidarity, the Prime Minister conveyed support to Mr. Trump following the overnight incident. Security expert Hamish de Bretton-Gordon highlighted the potential risks to the King being near Trump. He emphasized the need for heightened security measures due to the unpredictable nature of lone wolf attacks in a gun-centric society.

Reflecting on a previous attempt on a former president by Thomas Matthew Crooks, security experts emphasized the ongoing threats to high-profile figures like Trump. Despite concerns, there is a belief that Trump may feel safer with the King present.

The shooting incident has sparked security fears, prompting urgent reviews of the upcoming trip involving the King. Discussions are underway to ensure appropriate security arrangements for the King’s visit to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence. Buckingham Palace has not commented on any changes to the royal visit plans, which include meetings with Trump and a state dinner at the White House.