Ryan Rouse’s Daughter Ejected from Court Following Verdict

After the verdict was delivered, Sarah Rouse, the daughter of 59-year-old Ryan Rouse—who was convicted of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump during the 2024 presidential campaign—was removed from the courtroom after she unleashed a barrage of curses and threats directed at the press.

This incident occurred after Rouse was found guilty on all counts. Interestingly, before he was taken into custody, it seems there was an altercation where he was nearly stabbed in the neck multiple times with a pen by another individual.

In the courtroom, Sarah Rouse stood up in anger, shouting, “Don’t do anything, I’ll drive you out.” She expressed her dissatisfaction, saying, “He didn’t hurt anyone. This isn’t fair. All of this is rigged.”

After leaving the courthouse, she confronted the media, ordering them to “go away” and adding, “let F out of my face.”

Ryan Rouse faced serious charges, including the attempted assassination of a presidential candidate, assault on a federal officer, and several gun-related offenses, leading to a substantial prison sentence.

Upon being escorted away in a black SUV, Sarah chased after the vehicle, yelling, “I love you.”

As she and her brother, Adam Rouse, approached their car, Sarah continued to vent her frustration at the media.

Responding to a reporter’s question about her father’s wellbeing, she replied sharply, “He’s better, everyone’s F-King dead… you can all go to hell. It’s all y’all’s fault.”

Eventually calming a bit, Adam guided his sister toward their car while asking reporters to step aside as they faced a throng of media outside.