
Suspect was detained near the White House with three weapons and dozens of ammunition in stolen vehicle
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Surveillance measures around the White House were reinforced during Trump's second term. Similar incidents have been reported in this area in the last two years.
The United States (US) Secret Service arrested a Venezuelan immigrant near the White House who said he wanted to kill President Donald Trump.
The information was released this Friday (6) in a statement by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
According to authorities, Ronny Chrinos was arrested on Thursday (5), when agents approached his car near the presidential residence. According to the note, when questioned, the immigrant, who did not have documents, "claimed to hear voices in his head ordering him to go to Washington, D.C. and kill President Trump."
Inside the vehicle, which was stolen, agents found three weapons and dozens of cartridges. The suspect would have entered the United States illegally in March 2024, through the border with Mexico.
Surveillance measures around the White House were reinforced during Trump's second term. Similar incidents have been reported in this area in the last two years.
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The suspect will be formally indicted and will undergo legal proceedings in the United States.
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