Trespasser Arrested Twice at Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Property, Prompting Third Request for Secret Service Protection

Jonathan Macht, the repeated intruder, had sent Kennedy over 400 emails within a three-month period including a threat to Kennedy's life; Kennedy believes rejection of security protection is politically motivated.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent presidential candidate, had a trespasser, named Jonathan Macht, arrested twice on his property in a single day, leading Kennedy to request Secret Service for a third time.
Macht, who had sent over 400 emails to Kennedy within a span of three months, was previously included in a Secret Service risk assessment which determined Kennedy to be at an 'elevated risk for adverse attention.'
Despite the risk assessment, the Department of Homeland Security has denied Kennedy's previous two requests for protection, a decision Kennedy argues is politically motivated.
Kennedy has faced other security incidents, including a man masquerading as a US marshal who tried to approach him armed at a campaign event, the man was found to be carrying multiple weapons.
The independent presidential candidate is the nephew of President John F Kennedy and son of senator Robert F Kennedy, both of whom were assassinated while in office.