The person who was charged with trying to assassinate former US President Donald Trump at his Florida sport training entered a not-guilty plea on Monday after being charged with additional crimes.
Ryan Routh, 58, was detained on September 15 in Florida and requested a jury trial, according to AP reports.
Authorities have discovered that a Secret Service agent prevented the following attempted murder of the former president. The broker spotted the barrel of Routh’s weapons protruding through the golf course border line, away of Trump’s place, and fired in Routh’s way. Rush escaped the picture and was eventually apprehended in a nearby county.
According to authorities, Routh did not fire any shells and did not include Trump in his line of sight. He abandoned a digital camera, a backpack, a packed SKS-style weapons with a reach, and a plastic bag containing meals at the field.
In a written statement weeks before his imprisonment on September 15, lawyers claimed Routh had written about his intentions to murder Trump. He described his steps as a failed “assassination test on Donald Trump” and offered$ 150, 000 for anyone who could “finish the job” in the statement.
According to AP, Routh evidently left this word at the house of an unidentified see weeks before his arrest.
Two weeks after Trump was shot and in the neck during a campaign march in Pennsylvania, Routh was arrested. The Secret Service has acknowledged the problems that caused that killing, but it still maintains that protection measures worked in order to stop a potential invasion in Florida.
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