Would-be Trump Assassin Suspect Charged with Attempted Murder, Terrorism in FL
Would-be Trump assassin suspect Ryan Routh’s legal woes have grown as he now faces state charges in Florida. Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier said Thursday Routh is being charged with attempted first-degree…

Would-be Trump assassin suspect Ryan Routh’s legal woes have grown as he now faces state charges in Florida.
Florida’s Attorney General James Uthmeier said Thursday Routh is being charged with attempted first-degree murder and terrorism, per Fox News.
Routh allegedly plotted to assassinate President Donald Trump at his his West Palm Beach golf course in September.
The state charges were warranted after the federal investigation was hindered by the Biden administration, Uthmeier said, adding the federal authorities claimed jurisdiction.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis then signed an executive order which allowed state agencies to go after charges that carry a life sentence.
Uthmeier said with the backing of Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel, he is now able to charge Routh.
“We want a justice system that is willing to pursue justice no matter what party is in charge and Joe Biden and the Democrats did everything they could to drag their feet and refuse to cooperate with the state of Florida,” Uthmeier said. “Under Attorney General Bondi and the Trump administration and our new FBI director , it’s been a breath of fresh air, very different. They’ve been transparent, cooperative.”
Uthmeier said the state and federal cases will be a collaboration.


