A suspect behind the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Florida has been uncovered to have engaged in extensive stalking of Mar-a-Lago and the ex-president's golf course in West Palm Beach. The individual, identified as Ryan Routh, faces federal charges for possessing a firearm with a scratched-out serial number and for illegal possession of a gun as a felon.
During a court hearing, it was disclosed that Routh had been under surveillance for weeks and was potentially planning to flee to Mexico. A document from the Justice Department revealed that one of Routh's cell phones contained a Google search on traveling from Palm Beach County to Mexico. Additionally, cell site records indicated that Routh's phone had accessed towers near Trump International Golf Club and Mar-a-Lago multiple times between August and September.
