A man accused of attempting to assassinate former President Donald Trump at a Florida golf course reportedly left a note expressing his intention to kill Trump. According to the Justice Department, the suspect, 58-year-old Ryan Wesley Routh, also had a handwritten list in his car detailing dates and locations where Trump was scheduled to appear. These allegations were outlined in a detention memo submitted ahead of a hearing where the Justice Department is expected to argue for Routh's continued detention while the case is ongoing.

A recent incident at the Trump International Golf Course in West Palm Beach, Florida, has raised significant concerns about the safety of former President Donald Trump. A spokesperson for the U.S. Secret Service described the situation as indicative of the "dangerous times" we live in, following the alarming discovery of an individual armed with an AK-47-style semi-automatic rifle just a short distance from where Trump was golfing. During a press conference held on Sunday afternoon, the spokesperson emphasized the gravity of the situation, which marks the second assassination attempt against Trump. While questions are likely to arise regarding the former president's vulnerability to such threats, the Secret Service is also receiving praise for their swift action in preventing a potential tragedy. The incident underscores the heightened risks faced by public figures in today's climate.