The recent security breach involving former President Barack Obama has stirred deep concerns, considering historical attacks on Black leaders.

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Rumors of a security breach involving former President Barack Obama have raised public concern after an incident in Los Angeles. An armed security guard approached Barack Obama's SUV, sparking discussions about Secret Service protocols.

The Secret Service said that reports of a "security lapse" involving the former president over the weekend are "inaccurate."

The report comes at a time when the Secret Service is facing heavy scrutiny, following two alleged assassination attempts on Donald Trump

A TMZ report had claimed that a security guard, working at the event in Los Angeles last weekend, approached the SUV transporting the former president without any interference from Secret Service agen

The US Secret Service has refuted claims of a security lapse during former President Barack Obama's visit to Los Angeles. A security guard alleged he approached Obama's SUV without interference, but the agency clarified Obama was not in the vehicle at that time.

New reports suggest that an armed individual came close to Barack Obama in LA last week—the alleged incident surfaces as another lapse in security detail.

Former President Barack Obama's car was reportedly approached by an 'armed' man in Los Angeles on Saturday. The Democrat was sitting in the back seat of his SUV around 7:30 PM local time when the alleged suspect reached his vehicle.