Fire Chief : Trump$696,000 Rally Protect Family.
Former fire chief who was shot and killed at a Trump rally used his body to protect his family.
In his dying moments, the former fire chief, who was slain at a Donald Trump event in Pennsylvania, dove in front of his family to shield them from the gunshots that rang out on Saturday amid an attempt to assassinate the former president.
The close friends and neighbors who knew and loved the proud 50-year-old Trump supporter praised.
Corey Comparator for his rapid choice to use his body as a shield against the bullets aimed at his wife and daughter, calling him a “man of conviction.”
He truly is a hero.
Comparator’s neighbor of the previous eight years, Mike Morehouse, claimed, “He shoved his family out of the way, and he got killed for them.”
“I was glad to have him as a neighbor; he is a hero.”
During an attempt to kill Trump on Saturday at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Comparator passed away.
According to the Pennsylvania State Police, at least two further persons were hurt James Copenhaver, 74, of Moon Township, Pennsylvania, and David Dutch, 57, of New Kensington, Pennsylvania.
As of Sunday, both were reported as stable.
As the nation started to show support for Comparator’s family, President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden also sent their “deepest condolences.”
He was a paternal figure. God bless him, Biden said, adding that he was hoping for the injured to fully recover.
“He was shielding his family from the gunfire and he lost his life.
In a separate statement on Sunday, U.S.
Representative from Texas Ronny Jackson said that although his nephew was hurt, “thankfully his injury was not serious.”
Jackson stated, “My family was seated in the front, close to where the President was speaking.”
“My nephew realized he had blood on his neck and that something had grazed and cut him when they heard gunfire.”
The medical tent’s staff attended to him.
According to the Secret Service, it eliminated the alleged gunman who launched an assault from a raised area outside the location of the rally.
At least five shots were fired while the former president was displaying a chart of border-crossing statistics.
Trump dropped to the ground and was seen grasping his ear agents gathered around him in a shield momentarily.
When he finally rose up, his face covered with blood, he gave a fist pump to the applauding crowd before being carried off stage by Secret Service officials.
Later, Trump sent Comparator’s family his condolences.
Buffalo Township volunteer fire company president Randy Reamer referred to Comparator as “a stand-up guy” and “a true brother of the fire service.”
He stated that although Comparator had been a life member for more than 20 years, he had only been the company’s chief for roughly three years.
Reamer described Comparator as “just a great all-around guy, always willing to help someone out.”
“He never gave up to anyone and always stood up for what he believed in.
He was a truly kind man.
On Sunday, a team was power-washing the Buffalo Township Volunteer Fire Company’s front with the intention of installing memorial draperies in memory of the former chief who was killed in action.
Having known Comparator for over ten years, Sarver Assistant Chief Ricky Hensley recalled him as gregarious and vibrant.
Hensley claimed that “he never said a bad word.”
Additionally, a little monument consisting of a modest bouquet of flowers and a US flag had emerged in the front yard of the Comparators’ two-story Butler County home.
Comparator’s passing was a devastating emotional blow for Morehouse, but it has also spurred political action.
In November, Morehouse says he will vote for the first time in his life and will look up Trump’s name.
Fire Chief : Trump$696,000 Rally Protect Family.
“I went upstairs as soon as I got home and I registered to vote as soon as I heard what happened and then learned that it was to Corey,” Morehouse remarked.
“I think it will be in his memory that I voted for the first time ever.”
Comparator’s family’s GoFundMe campaign has already exceeded gifts totaling more than $696,000 as of Sunday.
___ Kruesi reported from Nashville, Tennessee, and Todt from Philadelphia.
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