Washington bureau chief of Deutsche Welle, Ines Pohl, posted a photo of an officer running outside the White House perimeter. No further information is available at this time.
Just a few days ago, a man tried to break into the White House by jumping over a security barrier. US Secret Service officers had to tackle him to the ground.
The White House in
Washington, D.C. went into security mode after the event on Thursday at about 11:30 a.m. local time. The name of the man has not yet been made public. A spokesperson for the Secret Service said that he jumped over a construction bollard on the northeast side of the Treasury Building.
Secret Service is moving press into briefing room at the White House
because of a security alert of some kind.
— Libbey Dean (@LibbeyDean_) April 22, 2026
Security Incident Details
Almost right away, the man was stopped and held. The spokesperson said that one officer got a cut that wasn’t life-threatening during a “physical altercation” with the man. Both the officer and the suspect were sent to a nearby hospital to be
checked out.
Secret Service Communications Chief Anthony Guglielmi told Newsweek: “Shortly after 11:30 a.m., a man was quickly detained by uniformed U.S. Secret Service police officers after jumping over a construction bollard near the Treasury Building on the northeast side of the complex. Secret Service is moving press into briefing room at the White
House because of a security alert of some kind. BREAKING: White House partially evacuated after security alert, with press and personnel moved to briefing room, early reports. pic.twitter.com/RR93kOnkqh
BREAKING: White House partially evacuated after security alert, with press and personnel moved to briefing room, early reports. pic.twitter.com/RR93kOnkqh
Scope Report (@ScopeReport_) April 22, 2026
Agent Investigation Underway
The inquiry centers on whether the agent failed to properly disclose a relationship and subsequent marriage to a foreign national. The agent, Myosoty “Miyo” Perez, served as the “site agent” for the Butler, Pa., rally where a gunman grazed Trump’s ear, killed retired firefighter
Corey Comperatore, and injured two others.
A site agent is responsible for developing and executing security plans for major events attended by current or former presidents and other high-ranking officials, Susan Crabtree for RealClearPolitics reported. She had previously been reassigned from protective duties but was recently allowed to assist in a
security role in Miami despite that understanding.
Congressional investigations into the Butler rally faulted Perez for failing to position security personnel on top of the American Glass Building, where the shooter fired his weapon. However, investigators also questioned why an agent with limited experience was placed in charge of security for a large
outdoor event.
Marriage Disclosure Issues
Sources said Perez married a Brazilian national in April 2025 but did not inform the agency until January. According to public records and individuals familiar with the timeline, the Secret Service issued a suspension and an internal “Do Not Admit” notice after learning of the marriage.
Neither the Secret Service
nor the Department of Homeland Security responded to requests for comment, and Perez’s attorney said it was “premature to comment.” The investigation is part of a broader review by the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General into the Secret Service’s handling of two assassination attempts against Trump. Sources said multiple reports continue reading …
are in the final stages but have been delayed in part by funding issues.
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