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The U.S. House of Representatives task force investigating the assassination attempt on former President Trump in Butler, Pa. on July 13 found “unclear chains of command” in the security for the outdoor rally in its interim report that was released on Monday.

“Critical pieces of information about Crooks and the escalating threat situation at the AGR [American Glass Research] complex moved slowly due to fragmented lines of communication and unclear chains of command on July 13,” read the report.

“Despite proximity to a main road, clear sight lines to the stage, and its elevated overlook, the Secret Service placed the AGR complex outside the secure perimeter for the event, and the AGR complex was not otherwise secured,” the report also found.

Investigators also wrote that in the report that “local sniper teams inside the AGR complex had a narrow field of vision and were not positioned to monitor the AGR property.”

The shooter hit Trump in the ear, killed one rally attendee and injured two others.