In a troubling incident during Donald Trump's rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, a man caused a security scare by storming into the press area, prompting law enforcement to intervene. This comes just weeks after a similar incident where the former president survived an assassination attempt.

The incident occurred on Friday while Trump was addressing a crowd of supporters. He had taken the opportunity to criticize major media outlets for their alleged biased coverage, specifically mentioning CNN's recent interview with his Democratic rival Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz.

According to a video posted on social media by a CBS News reporter, the unidentified man managed to breach the press area by climbing over a bicycle rack. He then climbed the back side of a riser where television reporters and cameras were stationed. People nearby attempted to pull him off, but the situation quickly escalated.

In a swift response, police officers and sheriff's deputies rushed to the scene and subdued the man using a taser. The crowd cheered as the authorities took control of the situation. Trump, known for his light-hearted remarks at rallies, jokingly commented to his supporters, "Is there anywhere that's more fun to be than a Trump rally?"

While the man was being led away by authorities, another incident unfolded in the crowd. A second man was handcuffed and escorted out of the arena. It is unclear at this time if the two incidents are related or if there was any coordinated plan involved.

This breach of security raises questions about the level of security protocols at political events. It comes just weeks after the shooting incident at a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13th, where the former president narrowly escaped harm.

During that rally, a gunman named Thomas Crooks opened fire, striking Trump in the ear before being neutralized by Secret Service agents. The shooter was subsequently shot dead by a Secret Service sniper. Two improvised explosive devices were also found in Crooks's car after the incident.

The shooting has ignited a debate about the effectiveness of security measures in place during political gatherings. Lawmakers from both the Democratic and Republican parties have called for a thorough investigation into the incident, particularly regarding the multiple sightings of the shooter prior to the attack. In the aftermath, Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle resigned from her position, and several agents have been placed on leave amid criticism of the agency's response that day.

As a result of the shooting and the recent security breach, Trump, his running mate JD Vance, Kamala Harris, and Tim Walz have all received enhanced Secret Service protection during their campaign rallies and events.

The incident at the Pennsylvania rally serves as a stark reminder of the tense atmosphere surrounding political gatherings and the need for robust security measures to ensure the safety of public figures and attendees alike.