Trump injured after shots fired at rally; one attendee killed, shooter also dead

• Former President Donald Trump was rushed off stage by the Secret Service at a Pennsylvania rally on Saturday after shots were fired.
• Trump could be seen on video contracting his body to the right, clutching his ear and dropping to the ground. What appeared to be blood could be seen on the former president's right ear.
• "He is fine and is being checked out at a local medical facility," Trump's campaign spokesman said in a statement.

Former President Donald Trump was rushed off stage by the Secret Service at a Pennsylvania rally on Saturday after shots were fired, and taken to a local medical facility where he is receiving care. His spokesman said the former president "will be fine."

Following the shots Trump could be seen on video contracting his body to the right, clutching his ear and dropping to the ground. He was then surrounded by Secret Service agents who rushed him to his car. What appeared to be blood could be seen on the right side of Trump's head.

One spectator from the rally is dead, and a second is in serious condition, according to the Butler County district attorney. The shooter is dead, NBC News confirms.

As Secret Service agents hurriedly ushered him off stage, Trump stood up and punched his fist in the air for several seconds.

The Secret Service later said Trump was safe, and Trump's campaign said he was at a "local medical facility."

"The Secret Service has implemented protective measures and the former President is safe," Secret Service spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said in a social media post. "This is now an active Secret Service investigation and further information will be released when available."

Steven Cheung, the Trump campaign's communications director, said "President Trump thanks law enforcement