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identified only by his first name, Joseph, who appeared to speak about the moment a single spectator was killed at the event when shots rang out just moments after Trump began speaking. Trump said in a post on Truth Social that he was "shot with a bullet that pierced the upper part of my right ear." Blood was seen on his ear and the right side of his face, and he went to the ground after the shots were fired. Follow live coverage of the shooting at Trump's Pennsylvania rally Trump is safe and is expected to survive, according to two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the matter. A spectator was killed and two were critically injured in the shooting, the Secret Service said in a statement. The suspect was killed. Joseph said he was sitting in a set of bleachers at the far left of the podium when he heard "several gunshots" ring out. He said he saw a man a couple of yards away fall to the bottom of the bleachers after having been shot in the head.

Scholtes told police that when he arrived home Tuesday afternoon, his daughter was asleep in her car seat and he did not want to wake her, the release says. It says he said he left her inside the car seat with the vehicle running in the driveway and the air conditioner turned on. He then went into the home, police said. The girl's mother came home shortly afterward, police said, and found the toddler in the vehicle. The car was no longer running, and the air conditioner was off, authorities said. Despite lifesaving measures by the mother and law enforcement officers, the girl was pronounced dead at a local hospital. Police obtained video from nearby homes and determined that Scholtes had left his daughter in the car for about three hours, the release says.