There is excitement over the presidential election in America. On the other hand, the police arrested a person with a gun and a fake pass from outside the former President Donald Trump’s rally.
A man was arrested at a checkpoint near the intersection of Avenue 52 and Celebration in Coachella minutes before the rally began, according to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Office. There are suspicions that this may be the third attempt on Trump’s life.
The arrested man, identified as Ven Miller, was arrested at a checkpoint half a mile from the rally’s entrance, police said. Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco said he had fake press and VIP passes, which raised suspicion.
Bianco said Miller was plotting to assassinate former President Trump. He said that another assassination attempt might have been foiled.
According to the New York Post, a loaded gun, a handgun and a magazine were recovered from the arrested man. However, the suspect was released on bail on a $5,000 bond.
There have been many attacks on Trump
On July 13, Trump was attacked at a rally in Pennsylvania. At that time, the bullet that hit Trump went through his ear. He was injured in this attack. Trump’s attacker has been identified as 20-year-old Thomas Crooks, who was shot and killed by a Secret Service sniper.
Not only this, on July 6, police arrested a 21-year-old man with an AK-47 outside a Republican Party convention in Milwaukee, USA. Shortly after this, 43-year-old Samuel Sharp was seen with knives in both hands. He also attacked a person. After this the police immediately opened fire on him, in which Samuel died.
He was also attacked while playing golf
Trump was also targeted on September 16. The attack happened while Trump was playing golf at a golf course in Florida.
Police have arrested a man named Ryan Wesley Routh in this case. He currently lives in Hawaii and has more than a dozen cases filed against him. He was originally from North Carolina, where he was arrested on drug possession, driving without a license and other charges. He was arrested at a traffic signal in Martin County.
