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Suspect in Trump assassination attempt did not fire, never had line of sight

  • The U.S. Secret Service reported that the suspect in an assassination attempt did not fire a weapon or have a line of sight on former President Donald Trump.
  • Acting Director Ronald Rowe Jr. confirmed that the suspect, Routh, 58, fled the scene without firing at agents.
  • The FBI indicated that Trump was targeted in an apparent assassination attempt while at his golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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The alleged assassin of Donald Trump did not fire any shots during the incident in Florida. This is confirmed by the interim chief of the Secret Service. Ryan Wesley Routh, who had a criminal record, was hiding on the edge of Trump's golf course in West Palm Beach.

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