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Trump Safe After Attempted Assassination at Florida Golf Club

Lisa Miller by Lisa Miller
September 16, 2024
in Crime and Public Safety, Politics, U.S.
Trump Safe After Attempted Assassination at Florida Golf Club
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On Sunday, September 15th, an attempted assassination targeting former President Donald Trump took place at his golf course in West Palm Beach, Florida. The FBI confirmed that the incident is under investigation as a possible assassination attempt. The suspect, identified as Ryan Wesley Routh, reportedly fired shots near Trump, prompting Secret Service agents to take immediate action. Routh, 58, escaped the shoot out with Secret Service agents but was spotted on Interstate 95 and detained shortly after the event.

During the incident, Trump was between holes five and six on the golf course, while the shooter was several holes ahead, as confirmed by law enforcement. Secret Service agents fired at the suspect as a protective measure. A rifle was recovered at the scene, and Routh was described as having a “relatively calm” demeanor during the arrest. Authorities are still investigating the his motives and any potential links to larger threats against the former president.

The White House responded to the incident with President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris expressing their relief over Trump’s safety. In her statement, Harris emphasized, “Violence has no place in America.” Trump’s campaign reassured supporters, stating he is “safe following gunshots in his vicinity.” This incident has raised questions about the security measures in place for high-profile individuals.

This attempt marks the second such incident in recent months. On July 13th, a lone gunman fired at Trump during a rally in Pennsylvania, grazing his ear. That event led to an overhaul of security protocols surrounding the former president, including an enhanced Secret Service detail. The agency faced scrutiny following the July incident, resulting in an internal investigation into operational failures.

Authorities are now focusing on whether any security lapses contributed to the most recent event. The FBI and local law enforcement are conducting a thorough investigation into the circumstances and intent behind the attempted assassination. More details are expected to emerge as officials provide updates on the case.

The incident has sparked a national conversation on the safety of public figures and the ongoing challenges of addressing politically motivated violence.

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