A Florida lawyer has pledged to donate $1 million to the family of the man killed during an attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally on Saturday.
Orlando attorney and megadonor Dan Newlin said he felt “called upon to help fellow Americans.” He will also give $100,000 to the families of people injured at the rally.
“Democrat, Republican, independent — that had nothing to do with this,” Newlin, 56, said. “It had everything to do with knowing I could help a family while supporting our democracy.”
Trump left the Saturday rally bloodied but “safe” after a bullet pierced his right ear. A gunman fired multiple shots into the crowd from a nearby rooftop before the Secret Service killed him, authorities said.
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