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US Secret Service orders reporters inside White House after suspect crashes car near North Lawn with Trump on premises

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Raasch, J. M. (2026, November 9). US Secret Service orders reporters inside White House after suspect crashes car near North Lawn with Trump on premises. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16278645/US-Secret-Service-orders-reporters-inside-White-House-suspect-crashes-car-near-North-Lawn-Trump-premises.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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On Monday morning around 10:00 AM ET, an individual crashed their car into Lafayette Square Park near the North Lawn of the White House, leading to a temporary lockdown. The Secret Service ordered reporters inside the White House and restricted movement outside until around 10:30 AM when press freedom was partially restored. Video footage showed the driver attacking federal officials after the crash, but it remains unclear if the incident was intentional. President Trump was in the building at the time, though he did not make a public appearance.

Written by AI on 2026-11-10, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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On November 9, 2026, the White House went on lockdown after two separate security breaches near Lafayette Square Park in Washington, D.C., where a vehicle crashed into a sign and another person jumped over a barricade. The driver of the car fought with Secret Service agents and members of the National Guard before being arrested. President Donald Trump was inside the White House at the time, and no injuries were reported. The lockdown lasted briefly as law enforcement secured the area.

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An individual crashed their car into a park just north of the White House on Monday morning, sending the executive mansion into a temporary lockdown. asserted

individual → crash → lockdown

Around 10:00 am ET, the Secret Service told most reporters at the White House to head indoors and remain there. asserted

Service → tell → House

Shortly after, video emerged on X showing that an individual had crashed their car into a sign in Lafayette Square Park, which is directly north of the White House. asserted

which → emerge → House

The clip shows the driver leaving the smoking car to clash with federal officials. asserted

driver → show → officials

The suspect can be seen throwing punches at a crowd of US Secret Service agents and National Guard soldiers, who can be seen checking on the driver after the crash. asserted

who → see → crash

It is unclear whether the crash was intentional or not, though the driver's immediate instinct to begin swinging at law enforcement who rushed to their vehicle indicates the suspect holds the law in low regard. uncertain

suspect → begin → regard

President Donald Trump is currently at the White House, though he has not been seen publicly all day. asserted

he → see → House

The Daily Mail contacted the US Secret Service for comment. asserted

Mail → contact → comment

An individual crashed their car into a park just north of the White House on Monday morning, sending the executive mansion into a temporary lockdown Around 10:30 am ET, Secret Service agents allowed the White House press out of the West Wing, allowing them to roam back to their TV tents outside. asserted

them → crash → tents

This is a breaking news story that will continue to be updated. asserted

that → break → ?

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