On Monday night in Milwaukee, a suspected drunken driver narrowly avoided a collision with Vice President Kamala Harris' motorcade after driving the wrong way on Interstate 94. The 55-year-old driver, who had an open alcohol container in his vehicle, was stopped by Milwaukee County Sheriff's deputies trailing the motorcade and subsequently arrested after failing sobriety tests. The driver, who claimed he was unaware of his direction and had no intention to harm Harris, faces potential charges of reckless endangerment and operating while intoxicated. This incident follows another security issue in the same area last month and coincides with a call for a complete overhaul of Secret Service leadership. The legal blood alcohol limit for driving in Wisconsin is 0.08 percent, and authorities are still awaiting the driver's test results. The Secret Service expressed gratitude to local authorities for their swift response.