The man accused of attempting to assassinate now-President-elect Donald Trump on September 15th is facing additional charges.
Ryan Routh tried to flee from police by fleeing President Trump's West Palm Beach golf course after allegedly attempting to assassinate him, WPBF reported It noted Wednesday that law enforcement had conducted a traffic stop in the area during the investigation.
A serious accident occurred when traffic decreased. I was injured According to CBS 12, he almost killed a 6-year-old girl. The additional charge against Routh is attempted felony murder.
“We felt compelled to seek justice on behalf of her and her family that will never be the same to address her injuries,” Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody said in a statement. Ta.
Moody said in a social media post Wednesday. said,”We obtained an arrest warrant for attempted felony murder for would-be presidential assassin Ryan Routh. @RealDonaldTrump”
She continued:
Under the leadership of @GovRonDeSantiswe vowed to bring transparency and accountability to the investigation into President Trump's second assassination attempt. Although the federal government has frustrated our efforts and we continue to challenge them in court, we now know that Mr. Routh's actions caused fatal injuries to a 6-year-old girl. Ta. We will continue to seek justice for President Trump, and we will fight just as hard to ensure that Mr. Routh pays for the tragedy his criminal actions have caused to Florida families.
According to the WPBF report, authorities have already filed federal charges against the suspect, including attempted assassination, assault and firearms charges.
video footage show Police officer detaining Routh:
Breitbart News reported on September 15 that Routh is accused of standing 300 to 500 yards away from President Trump while holding a rifle with a scope.
“As for why a would-be assassin was able to get so close to the former president despite the assassination attempt against him in June, authorities believe that because he is a presidential candidate, “The range could be this wide for a sitting president,” the newspaper said.
