He Former US President Donald Trump He was playing golf on Sunday at the time of his second attack in Florida at his West Palm Beach golf club. He Secret service had sealed off the area, as was customary after the attack in Butler, Pennsylvania, on July 13. Secret Service agents shot and killed the terrorist, identified by the FBI as Ryan Wesley Routh, after seeing him with an AK-47.. Meanwhile, Donald Trump was moved to a room at the golf club. The terrorist, who then fled in an SUV, was later arrested in a neighboring county.
He Palm Beach County SheriffRic Bradshaw, acknowledged that the terrorist had an AK-47 rifle with a telescopic sight, two backpacks hanging from a fence and a GoPro camera. Bradshaw said the terrorist was about 400 to 500 yards from Trump, hiding in the bushes while the former president played golf.
He was a secret service agent who was walking across the golf course in front of Donald Trump. Then he saw the rifle sticking out of the fence and immediately opened fire. The Secret Service agent fired four to six shots, a Secret Service agent later said. The terrorist, who then fled, He was hiding in the bushes surrounding the golf course where Trump was.
After the terrorist’s arrest, a spokeswoman for the Palm Beach County police station was interviewed. Palm Beach County State’s Attorney Dave Aronberg said his prosecutors They will prepare applications for preventive detention orders.. Aronberg explained that the terrorist will initially be charged at the state level, but federal criminal charges will later be filed.
This new attack on Trump raises new questions about the protocols of the Secret services to ensure the security of the former presidentnot only during his campaign across the United States, but also when he spends time at his golf clubs and properties.
Ric Bradshaw confirmed that the entire golf course would have been protected by law enforcement if Trump had been a sitting president, but since he wasn’t, “Security is limited to areas that the secret service deems possible“Next time I come to the golf course, there will probably be a little more people around the perimeter,” Bradshaw noted. Former presidents and their spouses enjoy lifetime Secret Service protectionBut security around former presidents varies depending on threat levels.
