The person who hit the US President's convoy with his car was drunk

A man who recently crashed his vehicle into a parked SUV that was part of US President Joe Biden's security convoy has been charged by authorities with driving under the influence of alcohol and reckless driving. Although this incident was very big from a security point of view, Biden and his wife Jill were not harmed. And the US Secret Service later reported that it was an accident and not an attack of any kind.

The 46-year-old man rammed his beige Ford sedan into an official SUV that had blocked the road for security reasons. The police have taken him into custody. However, it has been confirmed that the accident was accidental and there was no danger to the US President and his wife.

The incident took place in Wilmington, Delaware, where Biden had gone for dinner with Jill at his party's campaign center. The collision occurred as Biden emerged from the building and was speaking to members of the press. Security personnel immediately surrounded Ford and took Biden out in his official vehicle. According to local reports, the driver of the accident vehicle was asked to open his car door and was questioned. It is not yet clear whether the accused driver himself suffered any injuries or not.

The US Secret Service later released a statement in which they stated that there was "no security risk" associated with the accident. This means Biden was in no danger during the incident.

The US President is one of the most high-profile and tightly guarded figures in the world. There is a strong security cordon around him at all times in America and abroad. The official vehicle of the US President, the Cadillac Limousine, known as "The Beast", is famous for its impressive safety features. Its weight is approximately 7,000 kg. Let us tell you that the weight of a Toyota Land Cruiser is approximately 3,000 kg. The Beast can run even on punctured tires and is bullet and bomb-proof. It can keep the people in the car safe even in the event of a chemical or biological attack.