From The New Indian Express
Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.White House briefly placed under lockdown after car crashes near presidential mansion
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On Monday morning a temporary lockdown was imposed near the White House after two separate security incidents resulted in arrests. One incident involved a silver sedan that jumped a curb and crashed into an informational signpost at Lafayette Square, prompting a response from the U.S. Secret Service and other law‑enforcement agencies. The driver was quickly detained after becoming combative. President Donald Trump was inside the White House, not in the Oval Office, when the vehicle struck the sign. The lockdown was lifted around 11 a.m.
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The White House was placed under temporary lockdown after a vehicle crashed near Lafayette Square. President Donald Trump was inside. Read full security update.
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The US Secret Service on Monday (local time) ordered a lockdown at the White House after a car jumped a curb and crashed into an informational sign near Lafayette Park in Washington, DC, while President Donald Trump was inside the executive mansion preparing for meetings, according to the New York…
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The White House was placed under a temporary lockdown on Monday after a car crashed into a signpost at Lafayette Square, just across from the presidential complex in Washington, DC. US President Donald Trump was inside the White House when the incident occurred.
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WASHINGTON: The White House was briefly placed on lockdown on Monday after a man crashed his car into the sidewalk of a park across from the presidential mansion. The driver of the vehicle was "quickly placed under arrest" after he "became combative with law enforcement," a US Secret Service…
