As the bipartisan, four-person panel appointed in the aftermath of the July 13 attempt on former President Donald Trump’s life was in the process of investigating Secret Service failures that led to that near-miss at Trump’s rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, there was another attempted assassination.

The bipartisan panel of former law enforcement officials warned that “another Butler can and will happen again” and urged the agency to enact “fundamental reform.“

The panel said the agency should replace its leadership with outsiders and focus more closely on its protective mission.