These are the two men accused of breaching White House security less than 24 hours apart: an Iraq veteran who allegedly jumped the fence carrying a knife, and a teenager who drove up to the gates and refused to leave. Omar Gonzalez, 42, was arrested Friday inside the Presidential residence with a knife in his pants after making it over the fence and running across the lawn, the Secret Service said. And on Saturday afternoon Kevin Carr, 19, was taken in by officers after allegedly driving a car up to a screening point then refusing to leave when he was asked.
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Omar Gonzalez, 42, and Kevin Carr, 19, tried to get into the White House
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Gonzalez, a veteran from Texas, was allegedly filmed dashing over the lawn
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Secret Service says he made it inside - with a knife - before he was arrested
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Carr, from New Jersey, is a college student who allegedly drove to a security checkpoint and wouldn't leave
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Friends told MailOnline they were shocked and had no idea why he would get himself arrested
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The incidents came less than 24 hours apart, and sparked security review
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Secret Service may install security checkpoints around the White House
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