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 suspect in a second assassination attempt on Donald Trump has been arrested in Florida. Ryan Routh was apprehended after being found with a weapon outside a Trump golf course. According to prosecutors, Routh left a note indicating his intention to kill the former president. Additionally, authorities discovered a handwritten list in his car that detailed dates and locations where Trump was scheduled to appear. The justice department revealed these details in a court filing, shedding light on Routh's motivations for the alleged assassination attempt. This incident marks a serious escalation in threats against the former president, raising concerns about security and the political climate surrounding the upcoming election.