Trump Attacked From Crowd During Election Rally In Pennsylvania

A security guard reacted.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump has once again got in the ‘disfavour’ of the crowd.

This time, fortunately, he was not shot, but attacked in a different way.

As it became known, an audience member threw an electronic device in front of Donald Trump when he was coming down from the stage at a campaign rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania, The Daily Mail writes.

The incident was recorded by Zachary Clark and it shows a man popping out of the crowd to throw a device with a glowing screen, which Clark identified as a phone, to the floor in front of the walking Trump.

A member of the former president's security detail immediately runs forward to kick the device away as Trump continues walking. He skillfully flips it away and later points his finger at the person who did it.

The video also shows another security guard immediately heading towards him. Meanwhile, no arrests have been reported since the event.

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