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A US Secret Service agent was robbed at gunpoint as US President Joe Biden was visiting Los Angeles for a fundraising event over the weekend, officials said.
The agent was returning from work on Saturday night when he was approached in a residential community in Tustin, about an hour’s drive southeast of Los Angeles, according to the US Secret Service.
The Tustin Police Department was called shortly after 9.30pm with reports of a robbery. Police said the agent had his bag stolen at gunpoint.
The agent, who was not injured, fired his gun during the confrontation, police said. The Secret Service said they did not know if anyone was shot.
Tustin Police said on Monday they had not found a suspect. Officers did find some of the agent’s stolen belongings in the area.
Police reported a silver Infiniti FX35 was seen leaving the scene.
Mr Biden and former president Barack Obama held a star-studded fundraising event in Los Angeles on Saturday that brought in more than 30 million dollars (£23.6 million) for Mr Biden’s re-election campaign.
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