While departing from his campaign headquarters in Delaware, a car collided with a parked SUV within President Joe Biden's motorcade, as reported by the White House. Fortunately, the President and First Lady Jill Biden were unharmed during the incident on Sunday night. The First Lady greeted staffers with "Happy Holidays" as they left the 2024 re-election campaign headquarters in downtown Wilmington. As President Biden was about to exit, a silver copper sedan with Delaware plates struck a motorcade SUV, causing a surprise. Security agents promptly responded, apprehending the driver with drawn weapons. The President's visit to the campaign headquarters, the first since summer when staffers began working there, was marked by the unexpected collision at the intersection.
Key Points:
1. While leaving his campaign headquarters in Delaware, a car collided with a parked SUV in President Joe Biden's motorcade, as reported by the White House.
2. President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, exiting the 2024 re-election campaign headquarters in downtown Wilmington around 8 p.m. on Sunday, were unharmed in the incident.
3. The First Lady, greeting staffers with "Happy Holidays," entered the vehicle first, followed by the President, whose exit was unexpectedly disrupted by the collision.
4. The collision involved a silver copper sedan with Delaware plates hitting a motorcade SUV at an intersection near the campaign headquarters, resulting in a loud bang.
5. Despite the surprise, Secret Service agents swiftly reacted, surrounding the car, and drawing weapons on the driver, who raised his hands. This incident occurred during the Bidens' first visit to the campaign headquarters since summer.
(With Agency Inputs)
