Gunfire Erupts At Trump’s Florida Golf Club: Former President Safe

Former President Donald Trump was playing golf at his West Palm Beach club on Sunday, September 15, when a man armed with an AK-style rifle pointed the weapon into the property. Secret Service agents quickly responded, opening fire and neutralizing the threat. Trump is safe and unharmed, officials confirmed.

Armed Suspect Arrested
According to law enforcement, the armed suspect dropped the rifle and fled in an SUV. He was later apprehended by authorities in a neighboring county after a high-priority alert was issued. An AK-style weapon was recovered at the scene, and the FBI has labeled the incident as an “attempted assassination.”

Increased Security Following Prior Attack
This marks the second time in recent months that Trump has been targeted. Just two months ago, the former president was grazed by a bullet during an assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally. Security has since been heightened, with bulletproof enclosures and increased measures at public appearances.

Swift Response by Law Enforcement
The Secret Service was several holes ahead of Trump on the golf course when they noticed the suspect. The suspect was arrested without incident after being stopped on I-95. Martin County Sheriff William Snyder praised the swift coordination of federal and local agencies in capturing the suspect.

Reactions from Leaders
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris were briefed on the situation, with Harris stating, “Violence has no place in America.” Sen. Lindsey Graham reported that Trump is in “good spirits” following the event, calling him “one of the strongest people I’ve ever known.”

Upcoming Campaign Events
Despite the incident, Trump is expected to continue with his scheduled appearances. He will speak on cryptocurrency from his Mar-a-Lago residence on Monday and is set to hold rallies later in the week in Michigan, New York, and Washington, D.C.