
Elbrough, a 21-year-old woman, was arrested for posting a message saying she would shoot someone at a Trump rally. The police said no weapons were found at her residence, and the suspect argued that he was just joking.
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Trump visited Daytona on October 30 to canvass votes for Florida candidates after the FBI and Secret Service were informed of a cyber threat.
Tribune News Service reported that U.S. investigators pointed out that 21-year-old Allison Albro was arrested for posting on social media that she planned to shoot U.S. President Trump at an election rally in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Trump visited Daytona on October 30 to canvass votes for Republican Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds. But investigators said the night before, Elbro posted a photo of himself online with the caption: "Going to my city tomorrow for a Trump rally so I can shoot him with my Clark! Wish me luck, everyone!"
According to a probable cause affidavit, Elbrough's posts attracted the attention of FBI and US Secret Service agents, who contacted the Volusia County Sheriff's Office to report the written threat.
Volusia County Sheriff Mike Chitwood announced Elbrough's arrest on the 30th and shared a copy of her post on the department's social media page to warn others that his investigators would not "tolerate threats to assassinate the president."
Records show Elbro was charged with "written threats to kill" and "unlawful use of a two-way communication device in furtherance of a felony."
According to detectives, Elbro was crying when law enforcement officers went to her Daytona home and said she knew what police were trying to do. Then she said her mother called her about the post, which she later deleted.
"Elbrough explained that this was obviously just a joke and that she neither owned a Clark pistol nor did she like guns," according to the affidavit. "She further stated that she did not like President Trump, but that she had no intention of shooting anyone."
Chitwood's office said law enforcement officers searched Elbro's home but did not find any guns or weapons. Chitwood said: "I would strongly encourage anyone thinking of posting a 'joke' like this to think twice before doing so."
Prosecutors have petitioned the court to keep Elbro in custody until trial. She will remain in the Volusia County Jail without bail until her next hearing on the 2nd.
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