The White House underwent a temporary lockdown on Monday following two separate security incidents near the presidential complex in Washington D.C., involving a car crash onto the sidewalk surrounding Lafayette Park and an individual jumping a barricade. The US Secret Service apprehended two individuals in connection with these incidents. President Donald Trump was inside the White House during the occurrences. Movement around the presidential complex was momentarily restricted, while roads surrounding Lafayette Park were closed as authorities responded. A silver sedan crashed onto the paved area at the northern end of Lafayette Square, striking a signpost and resulting in a confrontation with security personnel. The driver was combative but was quickly apprehended. Simultaneously, another individual jumped a barricade near the northwest corner of Lafayette Park and was also arrested by security personnel. The lockdown was lifted after the security operation concluded and the arrests were made. Both incidents are currently under investigation, with authorities awaiting further details regarding potential injuries or deliberate intent behind the crash. Lafayette Square, a prominent public space near the presidential complex, witnessed a subsequent security response, leading to temporary restrictions around the White House.