Trump Assassination Attempt Suspect Pleads Not Guilty
Ryan Routh faces multiple federal charges after allegedly plotting to kill Donald Trump at a Florida golf course.
- Ryan Routh, 58, appeared in federal court and entered a not guilty plea to five charges, including attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate.
- Routh allegedly camped outside Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach for 12 hours with a rifle before being spotted by a Secret Service agent.
- Prosecutors claim Routh intended to kill Trump and left a letter offering $150,000 to anyone who could complete the assassination.
- This incident marks the second assassination attempt on Trump in two months, following a July attack at a Pennsylvania rally.
- Routh's trial is set to begin on November 18, with U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon presiding over the case.





































