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The shooter dropped the rifle, dropped the backpack, and fled to the car before arresting
Biden promises resources to guarantee that secret services ensure Trump’s safety
It has been reported that the suspect has expressed Ukraine’s support in the battle with Russia.
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September 16 (Reuters) -Ponald Trump, a professional candidate, was called a clear murder when the FBI played a secret service when the FBI played golf at Palm Bitch of Florida.
After unfolding, it was safe on Sunday. According to the representatives of the law enforcement agency, some of the secret services agent noticed hundreds of meters from the place where Trump is playing, and then armed to the bushes near the owner of the golf course. I attracted it.
The suspect fled the scene in a car, leaving behind an AK-47 assault rifle and other weapons, and was later arrested.
The apparent attempt on Trump’s life comes just two months after he was shot at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania, suffering a minor injury to his right ear.
The two incidents highlight the security challenges facing presidential candidates in a bitterly polarized race with the Nov. 5 election just over seven weeks away.
I would like to thank everyone for your concern and well wishes – It was certainly an interesting day!,\” Trump said on social media late on Sunday, thanking Secret Service and police for keeping him safe.
CNN, Fox News and the New York Times identified the suspect as Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, of Hawaii, citing unidentified law enforcement officials.
Late Sunday, secret services and internal security agents searched a house in Greens rag, North Carolina.
The attempted attack was to ensure a new question about the protection level given by Trump. In response to a reporter’s question, officials acknowledged that since Trump was out of office, the entire golf course was not cordoned off.
“If there was, we would have cordoned off the entire golf course,” Palm Beach County Sheriff Rick Bradshaw said at a briefing Sunday. “Because he is not on-site, security will be limited to areas the Secret Service determines can be provided.”
Shortly after the incident, Trump sent the following email to his supporters: “I will never give up!
According to a statement released by the White House, President Joe Biden then said he had asked his team to ensure that the Secret Service has the resources it needs to keep President Trump safe.
Ukrainian supporter Ryan Routh told reporters he plans to visit Ukraine after the 2022 Russian invasion and help recruit foreign fighters for Kiev’s cause after being turned down because he was too old to volunteer. “A lot of other conflicts are grey, but this one is definitely black and white. We are talking about good against evil, ”said Ruth in a video interview published by Newsweek Romania in June 2022. “If the governments do not send their official military, then we, civilians, have to select a torch and do this happened, and we received several wonderful people here, but this is a small part of the number that should be here.
Showing emotions when he begged a camera in a shirt with symbols of the American flag, he urged people from all over the world to stand on humanity, for human rights, for everything that is good with the whole world, supporting the country in the war. Ryan Routh’s X, Facebook and LinkedIn profiles also contained pro-Ukraine statements.
Reuters could not verify that these were the suspect’s accounts and law enforcement officials declined to comment, but the public access to the Facebook and X profiles was removed hours after the shooting. The suspected gunman\’s son, Adam, reached by Reuters at the hardware store where he works in Hawaii, said he had not yet heard of the assassination attempt and had “no information,” adding it was not something he believed his father would do. Later, the reporter called back and a colleague said Adam had gone home because of an emergency. GUN BARREL IN BUSHES
Bradshaw said a Secret Service agent protecting Trump saw a gun barrel stick out of the bushes about 400 to 500 yards (365 to 460 meters) from the former president as they cleared holes of potential threats ahead of his play.
The agents engaged the shooter, firing at least four rounds around 1:30 p.m. (1730 GMT) Sunday. The shooter abandoned the rifle, left two backpacks and other items behind and fled in a black Nissan.
The sheriff said a witness saw the shooter and was able to take a photo of his car and license plate before he fled. Sheriff’s deputies from neighboring Martin County arrested the suspect about 40 miles from the golf course on Interstate 95.
The White House said in a statement that Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris had been in touch and were relieved to learn he was safe. Trump is in a tight race with Harris, whose poll numbers have risen since she replaced Biden as the Democratic nominee in July.
“Violence has no place in America,” Harris wrote in an article on X. Concerns for democracy
Earlier this year, Rouse warned in a post on X that American democracy was at risk in the upcoming election.
Harris has repeatedly warned that American democracy would be at risk if Trump is re-elected, and has vowed to unwaveringly support Ukraine in its fight against Russia. In a debate last week, when asked if he wanted Ukraine to win the war, Trump said he wanted it to end.
Trump suffered burns to his right ear, and on July 13, a gunman was shot at a rally in Pennsylvania, killing a rally attendee. It was the first time in more than 40 years that a U.S. president or a major party candidate had been the target of a shooting, and serious security failures forced Kimberly Cheatle to resign as director of the Secret Service following bipartisan congressional pressure.