Ron Butterfield (Secret Service Special Agent)

Delivers a concise, professional security briefing: points to the map, identifies the trip point, names the intruder as a mentally unbalanced woman, states the target was Zoey, offers that a …

Ron is physically in front (driver/lead agent) and addressed by Bartlet about meeting Zoey on the plane; he is a quiet operational presence whose role is invoked to answer logistics …

Ron occupies the forward position in the limo, addressed briefly by Bartlet about meeting Zoey on the plane; he is the operational presence anchoring security logistics though he speaks little …

Ron Butterfield introduces Gina to the President, provides the formal handoff, then respectfully withdraws — executing protective protocol and leaving the vetting to Bartlet and the agent.

Ron Butterfield leads the briefing, delivers the Albuquerque detention update, names the detained man and the Smithsonian threat, adds organizations to the watch list, and issues an operational instruction to …

Ron steps in to intercept Gina, issues a terse order to move the President straight to the car, and deflects Gina's questions with a casual, protective explanation about Bartlet's softball …

Ron issues a brisk command sending Gina to the car, frames the President's preference (a softball game) as the reason for skipping the rope line, and maintains a matter-of-fact, directive …

Gripping radio with crimson bandaged hand amid speeding limo, Ron reassures Bartlet on Zoey's security with Mike, Fred, and Gina's actions, admits hand injury, insists on White House protocol first, …

Shouting urgently into the limousine phone despite his own shot hand, declaring 'We're coming in!' and emphatically blasting 'No!' to counter the nurse's drill skepticism, driving the crisis alert forward.

Hovering nearby the gurney with a severely broken hand dripping blood, Ron reassures Bartlet that Zoey and Leo are en route, absorbing the President's selfless concern while standing stoically amid …

Ron silently opens the door for Leo's entry, standing threshold vigil as the confrontation unfolds, his presence a stoic anchor ensuring secure access amid the room's rising tension.

Ron Butterfield stands guard outside the G.W. Hospital waiting room alongside Gina, his shot hand unmentioned but contextually enduring, stoically anchoring protection as news highlights his injury.

Standing guard outside the G.W. Hospital waiting room with Gina, his shot hand highlighted by news VO as symbol of Secret Service sacrifice amid the montage's crescendo.

Standing resolute guard outside the G.W. Hospital waiting room with Gina, despite shot hand referenced in news VO, embodying unyielding duty.

Standing outside the G.W. Hospital waiting room with Gina, his shot hand injury spotlighted by news reports, maintaining stoic guard amid the montage's frenzy.

Ron stands steady, delivering precise intel on attackers' mismatched firearms to Bartlet, Abbey, and Zoey, then directly corrects Charlie's assumption with Carl Leroy's statement, exiting stoically behind Zoey after closing …

target of Toby's intended confrontation regarding Secret Service procedures on President's exits; expected by Leo to refuse commenting

target of Toby's planned confrontation regarding Secret Service procedures on the President's exit

Bandaged hand throbbing, stonewalls Toby's corridor assault with unyielding institutional fury, refuses memo release, labels shooters madmen, extols agents' heroic 9.2-second takedown using elite weaponry as bulwark against chaos.

Ron conducts a security sweep outside the hospital, orders sergeant to push back crowds 200 feet and cuff resisters, brushes off hand injury concerns, firmly refuses Toby's memo release demand, …

Ron conducts a vigilant security sweep outside the hospital, casually updates Toby on Josh while issuing crisp orders to the sergeant for crowd control, brushes off hand injury concerns, firmly …

Ron enters alongside Leo, methodically waits for doors to seal before delivering precise, chilling intel on Sharif's arrest, Nabi's naming, NCIC aliases, and the White House Raqim Ali match, concluding …

Ron Butterfield accompanies Leo's abrupt entry into the interrogation room, standing in supportive security presence amid the tense questioning without speaking, bolstering the Chief of Staff's authoritative intrusion.

Enters the interrogation room directly behind Leo McGarry, positioning as silent enforcer of protocol, his presence bolstering Leo's authoritative takeover without verbal contribution.

Ron confers quietly with entering agent and messenger on Germany lead, nods assurance to colleague with 'I'm fine,' then exits swiftly with messenger, his calm efficiency redirecting the crisis outward.

Ron confers quietly with entering agent and messenger at doorway, queries suspect location tersely, assures colleague 'I'm fine' with nod, then exits swiftly with messenger, redirecting security focus post-revelation.

Ron Butterfield invoked by Simon as the dispatching authority who labeled C.J. a 'reluctant customer,' anchoring the protection order's legitimacy without physical presence.

Instructed via Leo by Bartlet to surge additional agents beyond minimal detail, fortifying Oval amid accepted partial security.

Ron commands from the security van, briefing agents on red-marked secure exits and site posts, queries U.D. readiness, authorizes dog deployment, then turns to call Simon over from the street, …

Ron stands authoritative in the open security van, directing agents over the illuminated map, confirming red exits and site agents at posts, querying U.D. readiness, approving dog deployment, then pivoting …

Observes from the adjacent balcony, immediately catches President Bartlet's abrupt exit, signals C.J. to alert her, and walks out in coordinated pursuit to maintain security perimeter.

Ron Butterfield rushes into the store, locks eyes on Simon's fallen body, and collapses to his knees beside the bloodied corpse, his face contorting in immediate, unfiltered shock amid the …

Bursts in to report facts: three shots fired, suspect in custody, high-powered rifle recovered; insists the President remain in place and coordinates the immediate lockdown with authority and brevity.

Enters decisively, delivers concise situational report: shot count, location hit, suspect and rifle in custody; orders containment and instructs the President to stay put.

Bursts in to report facts: three shots from the street, one hit the press room, suspect in custody with a high-powered rifle; enforces stay-put orders and insists the President remain …

Ron bursts in to update the assembled staff: the White House is 'back up' and the shooter was alone, seeking 'suicide by cop.' He thanks them and departs, performing his …

Ron bursts in to report the security update: the shooter acted alone and sought 'suicide by cop'; he thanks the staff and exits, providing procedural closure and enabling the staff …

Ron Butterfield organizes the deployment, explains the makeup of the detail and Paris backups, calls the drill command 'Attack Randy', thanks the President, and coordinates the demonstration before exiting to …

Ron Butterfield formally introduces the agents and explains the detail's composition and Paris backups, runs the 'Attack Randy' drill command, and handles formalities with the President before exiting the hallway.

Ron bursts into the Situation Room breathless and urgent, formally invoking protocol ('we're up at black') and bluntly delivers the shattering news that Zoey Bartlet is missing and there is …

Ron Butterfield barges into the Situation Room, breathing hard, and delivers the devastating, procedural-first update: Zoey is missing and an agent is dead — his tone is urgent, formal, and …

Agent Ron Butterfield enters alongside Leo, interjects to the President with urgent, procedural brevity (inaudible in the script), and stands as the representative of immediate protective concern for the family.

Arrives with Leo, wearing an alarmed, serious expression; interjects while standing in the doorway and speaks to the President (dialogue inaudible). His posture and face communicate that the news is …

Ron Butterfield provides immediate tactical updates: roadblocks and bridge closures are in place, OEOB command post and interagency wiring are being executed — he supplies the situational facts that drive …

Relays tactical ground updates—roadblocks, bridge and route closures—and confirms interagency briefings are underway; his delivery is steady and procedural, providing the operational backbone for the debate.

Greets the President at the door, briefs him on forensic results and victim condition, and stands as the professional conduit between field findings and Oval-level decisions.

Greets the President, delivers the blood-test news and situational facts; concise, professional, and visibly concerned for the victims and the security implications.