When President-elect Donald Trump ends his inaugural address next week, a group of police and EMTs who responded to the assassination attempt on his life in Butler will lead a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue.

Later that day, several first responders heroically leaped into action after gunshots struck then-candidate Trump, and Trump supporters Corey Comperatore, David Dutch and James Copenhagen, and treated these and their other patients, while still in the line of fire.

Butler County emergency services personnel who responded after the attempted assassination of President-elect Donald Trump will march in his Inauguration Day parade later this month. Nearly 7,500 people from 23 states including representatives of each branch of the armed forces will participate in the parade following Trump and Vice President-elect J.

The group of first responders in the inaugural parade will include Pennsylvania State and local police, county sheriffs, Emergency Services Unit/SWAT Team, fire and rescue, EMS, 911 radio dispatch, and hospital personnel marching to honor their fallen fellow first responder.