A federal magistrate has ordered that Ryan Wesley Routh, the man accused of an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, will remain in custody without bond while awaiting trial. During a detention hearing in Florida, prosecutors presented evidence detailing the suspect’s planning and movements, including a handwritten letter where he allegedly admitted to his intentions. The judge ruled that Routh poses a significant flight risk and a danger to the community, ensuring he stays in federal detention as the legal process moves forward.
- A federal judge ordered Ryan Wesley Routh to be held indefinitely pending trial, citing the weight of the evidence against him.
- Prosecutors revealed a letter allegedly written by Routh months earlier that detailed a planned attempt on the former president’s life.
- Cell phone records indicated the suspect was positioned near the golf course perimeter for approximately 12 hours before being discovered by the Secret Service.
- Routh currently faces federal gun charges, though officials noted that more serious charges are expected to be filed.
- The defense’s request for a bond was denied due to the suspect’s prior criminal history and the nature of the current allegations.
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Fake assassination just to get a ballroom! Truly PATHETIC!
Trump gets his Ballroom with yet ANOTHER FAKE Assassination ?
25th Amendment n IMPEACH 😊