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Barrier still at White House 2 weeks after jumper

By Brett Zongker
Published October 3, 2014 8:19pm ET
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Barrier still at White House 2 weeks after jumper
WASHINGTON (AP) — Before an intruder jumped the White House fence two weeks ago, sightseers could lean into the black iron bars and snap an unobstructed photograph. Now, a temporary fence keeps people several feet back, spoiling a picture-perfect moment for some. “It’s the people’s house, and I think it’s tragic that we have reached […]

WASHINGTON (AP) — Before an intruder jumped the White House fence two weeks ago, sightseers could lean into the black iron bars and snap an unobstructed photograph.

Now, a temporary fence keeps people several feet back, spoiling a picture-perfect moment for some.

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