Secret Service Stops Alleged Trump Assassination Plot Near White House
Arrest of an armed suspect who claimed voices urged him to kill the President highlights law enforcement's role in protecting national leadership.
The U.S. Secret Service announced that a suspect was taken into custody and charged after officers found him in a vehicle near the White House with multiple guns, and the agency made the arrest.
According to the Secret Service, the suspect said he heard voices in his head telling him to kill President Trump.
The Daily Caller headlined the story as the man was arrested after allegedly saying he wanted to kill Trump, adding the quote, 'Thanks to our brave Secret Service officers'.
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The Washington Times
Secret Service arrests man near White House after he said he heard voices telling him to kill Trump
The U.S. Secret Service said a suspect has been taken into custody and charged after officers found him in a vehicle near the White House with multiple guns, claiming he heard voices in his head telling him to kill President Trump.
Read the original →The Daily Caller
Secret Service Arrests Man Near White House After Allegedly Saying He Wanted To Kill Trump
‘Thanks to our brave Secret Service officers’
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- The U.S. Secret Service said a suspect was taken into custody and charged after officers found him in a vehicle near the White House with multiple guns.
- The suspect claimed he heard voices in his head telling him to kill President Trump, according to the Secret Service.
- The Daily Caller headline states the man was arrested after allegedly saying he wanted to kill Trump.
- President Trump is the person the suspect reportedly heard voices telling him to kill.
- The U.S. Secret Service made the arrest and announced the charges.
- The suspect was found in a vehicle near the White House.
- 'Thanks to our brave Secret Service officers' — quoted in The Daily Caller.
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