Kamala Harris Car Accident: What Happened To Her?

Kamala Devi Harris, 49th Vice President of the United States, is an American politician and attorney. She was born on October 20, 1964. She holds the record for being the highest-ranking female official in U.S. history, and she is also the first African American and first Asian American to hold the position of vice president. She is a Democrat who has served as California’s attorney general from 2011 to 2017, as well as the state senator from 2017 to 2021.

Harris, who was born in Oakland and attended both Howard University and the University of California’s Hastings College of the Law, is a prominent politician and attorney. She got her start in law as an assistant district attorney in Alameda County, California, and then moved on to become the City Attorney for the city of San Francisco.

She won the office of San Francisco district attorney in 2003. She was first elected as California’s attorney general in 2010 and subsequently re-elected in 2014. From 2017 to 2021, Harris represented California in the United States Senate as the state’s junior senator.

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On Monday, a vehicle carrying United States Vice President Kamala Harris hit a curb and agents had to move her to another vehicle in the middle of a Washington, D.C. street. The Secret Service officers involved initially told their superiors that the incident occurred due to a “mechanical problem,” but later verified that the agent driving had “overcorrected,” according to Fox News.

According to the Washington Post, Director of the Secret Service Kim Cheatle voiced worry that agents had provided inaccurate information about the incident to their superiors. “This morning, a car in a motorcade overcorrected and hit a curb while making a defensive manoeuvre. The protected person was moved to a backup vehicle as a precaution, and the motorcade then carried on to its intended location “In charge of the Secret Service’s public relations, Anthony Guglielmi, spoke with Politico.

After saying that “initial radio traffic showed this was a mechanical breakdown,” he elaborated by saying that “staff assisting the motorcade movement” had informed agency leadership of this. “Once the defensive action was over, leadership was verbally updated with the new information that the car had hit a curb.”

The footage captures the moment when Harris’ motorcade has stopped and armed agents have barricaded the area in preparation for the transfer of the vice president. On her journey back to the White House, Harris returned home without incident. The Vice President was unharmed, and she is grateful to the members of her USSS detail who acted so swiftly to transport her to the White House, Kirsten Allen, Harris’ press secretary, told WaPo.