A Kansas man has been charged after allegedly making online threats against the president and researching potential shooting locations near a recent rally in the Wichita area. Authorities say he posted messages expressing violent intentions, including a comment about wanting to "shoot Trump honestly" and questioning why no one had taken action. The suspect reportedly examined nearby rooftops in advance of the event, raising concerns about premeditation. Law enforcement is investigating whether the threats posed an immediate risk to public safety.
A Kansas man allegedly vowed to shoot President Trump and researched nearby rooftops last week ahead of his Wichita-area rally. Jaden J. Read, 24, was charged Saturday for making threats against the president. “Let’s shoot Trump honestly, where’s our shooter? I’m tired of living this money life,” he wrote on Facebook in response to a...
