Second Attempted Assassination on Trump at Golf Course

Former President Donald Trump survived what the FBI is calling an attempted assassination while playing golf at his club in West Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday. Secret Service agents noticed a gunman with an AK-style rifle and fired at him, causing him to flee in an SUV. The man was later apprehended by law enforcement in a neighboring county. Trump was unharmed and confirmed his safety in an email to supporters.
This incident comes nine weeks after another attempt on Trump’s life at a rally in Pennsylvania, where he was shot and grazed by a bullet. The event has raised questions about the effectiveness of Secret Service protection and has prompted condemnations of political violence from both President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris.
The suspect in custody has been identified as Ryan Routh, a man originally from North Carolina who has shown support for both Trump and Biden in the past. The FBI is leading the investigation to determine the motive behind the attempted assassination. Trump, who has been campaigning for another presidential run, has increased his security measures in the wake of the previous assassination attempt.
In light of this incident, Trump’s campaign has urged staffers to remain vigilant and work together to ensure his safety. The former president has expressed his gratitude towards the Secret Service and law enforcement for their bravery in handling the situation. Security measures are expected to be heightened for Trump’s future golf outings and campaign events.

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