US official: The suspect in the assassination of Trump did not fire a shot and was lurking at the scene for nearly 12 hours

Rick Bradshaw, the sheriff of Palm Beach County, Florida, said that Ryan Rouse, the suspect in the failed assassination attempt on former President Trump, did not see Trump directly at the time and had no chance to shoot. At that time, a secret service officer found a gun with a scope sticking out of the fence and immediately confronted the suspect. The suspect immediately drove away and was subsequently captured by the police. The relevant investigation is still ongoing. The suspect was charged with two gun-related violations when he appeared in court on the 16th. Phone records show that the suspect may have lurked at the scene of the crime for nearly 12 hours. (Jin Shi)