There have been three attempts to assassinate President Trump, one in Butler, Pennsylvania, one at Trump's International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, and one at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington D.C. However, there has also been a number of other security incidents; such as, (1) a 2020 incident, when Trump was escorted out of a press briefing, because a man outside the White House fencing had just been shot by the Secret Service (2) a February 2026 incident, when a man carrying a shotgun and gas canister was shot and killed on the grounds of Mar-a-Logo, Trump's private residence (3) a March 2026 incident, when a man driving a van rammed a security barricade at the White House, and (4) yesterday's shooting of a man near the White House by the Secret Service, after he had fired at them and wounded a minor. At the same time this latest incident occurred, a Pakistani American U.S. Magistrate Judge, Zia M. Faruqui, was apologizing in a nearby courtroom to Cole Allen for him being kept in solitary confinement, since being arrested for attempting to assassinate not only Donald Trump, but multiple members of Trump's Cabinet. Never mind that Allen shot a police officer point blank or that he had planned to spray the White House Correspondents' Dinner with bullets, Judge Faruqui felt Allen deserved an apology for his unpleasant experience thus far behind bars. Adding insult to injury, Judge Faruqui went on to compare Cole Allen's treatment behind bars to that of January 6th protestors. Somehow, this Pakistani Magistrate believes that January 6th protestors, who never received an apologize from our courts, for not only being isolated from all other inmates, but also held for months without due process, received preferential treatment to Cole Allen, President Trump’s wannabe assassin, who has already had two appearances in court and one apology from the court, for the inconveniences of his incarceration.