On Monday morning, two separate security breaches occurred near the White House. In one incident, a suspect drove a vehicle onto the pavement of Lafayette Park, situated directly in front of the Presidential residence. At around the same time, another individual jumped a security barrier in the northwest corner of Lafayette Park. The Secret Service agency (USSS) responded swiftly to both incidents, with law enforcement and National Guard units converging on the northern edge of Lafayette Park near 16th and H Streets Northwest. President Trump was inside the executive residence during the incidents, leading to a brief lockdown of the White House and closure of surrounding roads. The lockdown was lifted an hour later. The driver of the vehicle was detained after being combative with law enforcement officers, who used force to subdue him. The Metropolitan Police Department's Explosive Ordnance Disposal unit was called in to conduct a vehicle sweep following the arrest. The second individual who jumped the barricade has also been taken into custody, but the charges they may face have not been disclosed. Both incidents are currently under investigation, and it is unclear if they are related.