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Joe Biden was possibly ‘sick or injured’ as cops prepared to meet him at hospital days before he dropped out of ‘24 race: audio

From New York Post:

Police in Las Vegas were told to prepare to meet President Biden at two local hospitals days before he ended his re-election bid, according to newly released dispatch audio, raising new questions about what the White House described as a positive COVID-19 test that forced him to cancel a campaign event.

A trio of dispatches, obtained and released by the conservative watchdog Judicial Watch, reveal officers responded to a Code 421, meaning the president was likely “sick or injured,” and deployed lights and sirens to clear a path initially to University Medical Center and then to Harry Reid International Airport.

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