The trial of the suspect in the second Trump assassination attempt was postponed
A US judge on Monday postponed the trial of the suspect in the second assassination attempt against President-elect Donald Trump until September 2025, according to a court order.
Lawyers for the suspect, whose name is Ryan Roth, sought to The trial date, which was scheduled for February 10, was postponed, and they attributed this to the large amount of evidence in the case.
Eileen Cannon, Judge of the District Court in Florida, agreed to Postponement, but she described the defense’s request to postpone the case until December 2025 as “exaggerated.”
Cannon set a date for the start of the trial before a jury on September 8, 2025.
Roth (58) faces years) on five federal charges, including attempted assassination of a major presidential candidate. He is accused of carrying a gun near a golf course owned by Trump in Florida last September with the aim of shooting him during the presidential campaign. Roth said he was innocent.
Exchange of gunfire
American media said that Trump was playing golf at his club in Palm Beach, during an exchange of gunfire between two people outside the club.
The New York Post quoted law enforcement sources as saying that Trump was fine after two people exchanged gunfire outside the golf club he owns in Florida.
The newspaper reported that Trump was not In danger at all, and that the shooting occurred in an area known for high crime rates.
American media said that Martin County police arrested a suspect in the shooting, near a club. Trump is a white man.
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