Sean Curran Stood in Line of Fire for Secret Service, Now Leads It
Sean Curran, 48, the head of President Donald Trump's Secret Service detail July 13 - jumping on his body to potentially take bullets - is now charged with fixing the problems that led to the Biden-era lapse in security as Secret Service director.
Sean Curran, 48, the head of President Donald Trump's Secret Service detail July 13 – jumping on his body to potentially take bullets – is now charged with fixing the problems that led to the Biden-era lapse in security as Secret Service director.
Curran is the agent in sunglasses staring down the pool photographer who snapped the now-famous picture of a fist pumping Trump shouting "fight, fight, fight" with the American flag waiving behind him.