Liz Landers is a national correspondent leading the disinformation desk at Scripps News.
A United States Secret Service agent was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend in California and fired his gun during the incident, according to local and federal law enforcement agencies.
During the incident, the agent fired his government-issued weapon, the United States Secret Service said. The suspect left the scene in a silver car and has not been located, though some of the Secret Service agent’s belongings were recovered.
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