Washington:
A new revelation has come to light regarding the deadly attack on US President-elect Donald Trump in a golf club in Florida in September. The task force investigating this attack has raised questions on the Secret Service agent in its report. The task force has also suggested changes in the Secret Service deployed to protect the US President. An officer claimed that suspect Ryan Wesley Roth was standing behind the bushes during the attack on Trump. The distance between Trump and the attacker was about 300 to 500 meters. A Secret Service agent was just 5 feet away from the suspect. He opened fire targeting the suspect. The surprising thing is that the secret agent missed his target not once or twice, but 6 times.
The House Task Force, which is investigating the assassination attempt against Donald Trump, released its report on Tuesday.
The task force has also given some recommendations to prevent such incidents in the future. In the 180-page report, the task force said that the first attacks on Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania could have been prevented. But effective measures were not adopted for this. After which another incident happened. “The Secret Service’s multiple failures combined to create an environment in which Donald Trump and the officials involved in his election campaign were in grave danger.”
The Trump Assassination Task Force reveals that the Secret Service Agent who spotted Ryan Routh in the trees at the golf course, opened fire on the suspect and…
MISSED HIM SIX TIMES FROM FIVE FEET AWAY!!
How is that possible? pic.twitter.com/0WVX7NdF9O
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) December 12, 2024
Trump did not plan to play golf that day
CNN, quoting sources, had reported that Trump’s golfing on the day of the attack was not planned in advance. It was eventually added to his schedule. When an attempt was made to attack him, Trump was accompanied by a Republican Party donor, Steve Witkoff.
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Who is Ryan Ruth?
The suspect who attacked Trump at the golf club on September 18 was identified as 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Ruth. When Secret Service agents opened fire, Ryan Ruth, who was hiding in the bush, came out. He fled in a black colored car. During this time, an eyewitness present there took a picture of the suspect’s car. On the basis of the number plate found in it, the Secret Service chased the vehicle. The suspect was caught on the highway 60 kilometers away from the golf course. The Secret Service also recovered an AK-47 rifle, a scope and a GoPro camera from the spot.
Not from army background, but expert in using AK-47
According to media reports, Ryan Ruth is a resident of Greensboro area of North Carolina. Earlier he was a construction worker. He has no army background. Still he knows how to use AK-47. He has also expressed his desire to join the army on social media platforms. After Russia’s attack on Ukraine, Ruth had expressed her desire to fight the war on behalf of Ukraine. In her social media bio, Ruth has written that ‘Citizens should change the war and prevent future wars.’
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Arrested in weapons case in 2002
Ruth was also arrested in the year 2002. He was accused of locking himself in a building with an automated weapon. However, not much detail about this case is in the public domain.
Trump was also shot at in Pennsylvania on July 13
On July 13 this year, Donald Trump was fired upon during an election rally in Butler city of the American state of Pennsylvania, in which a bullet went through his ear. The attacker was identified as 20-year-old Thomas Crooks. He had fired 8 bullets. Immediately after the firing, Secret Service officers killed the attacker.
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