People who watched ITV News are worried following an error during a report on a shooting involving Trump.

ITV News viewers were taken aback during a live broadcast when a camera seemed to have been dropped, causing confusion among the audience. The incident occurred during Monday night's Evening News, where Emma Murphy, the international editor, was reporting from Pennsylvania in the United States.

Murphy was delivering updates on the recent shooting incident at a rally in Butler country, where former US President Donald Trump was caught on camera falling to the ground. As he got back up, blood was seen dripping from his ear, and it was later revealed that the shooter was a 20-year-old named Thomas Matthew Crooks.

Murphy, who was on the ground, continued to report on the story a few days later, focusing on the security measures at the rally. However, while she was speaking, the camera suddenly dropped and started shaking. It then struggled to stay focused on her, causing a momentary interruption in her live cross.

Some viewers couldn't help but comment on the unexpected incident, with one even jokingly asking if the cameraman had a few too many Budweisers. Despite the unexpected mishap, Murphy remained composed and continued to deliver updates, although she did appear a bit confused and raised her eyebrows briefly when the camera first started moving.

After about 10 seconds, the camera went back to its normal position, and Murphy carried on with her report. However, some viewers were still left wondering what had happened, with one user even admitting to being distracted by the camera's movement rather than the reporter's words.

The cause of the camera blunder is still unknown, and Murphy has not yet commented on the incident. The Agency has reached out to ITV for a statement on the matter.

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