US authorities charge armed man at Trump golf course
An armed man was stopped at a golf course owned by Donald Trump in California ahead of his upcoming visit, and he was charged with possessing an unlicensed firearm. The suspect, named Jenin John Taily, 38 years old, was seen collecting and photographing security activities in preparation for Trump's visit. A firearm, ammunition, and a scope were found in his possession. Although he claimed he was on a security mission, it was revealed that he is wanted by the police for theft-related charges. Taily faces charges of possessing an unlicensed weapon, with penalties of up to 10 years, and weapons and ammunition were seized from his home. There is no evidence so far that he was targeting the president, but the incident has raised security concerns regarding protection measures for political figures during their events.
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