How felons like Trump gunman Ryan Routh, barred from owning guns, get firearms anyway
Another way Routh may have gotten his gun was by buying it legally before he became a convicted felon. Drane said hundreds of thousands of prohibited people still maintain possession of their firearms because no authority forced them to relinquish them.
Rumors about Ryan Wesley Routh, who staked out Trump International Golf Club in Florida on Sept. 15, have been flying on ...
The son of a homemaker and a chemist who worked for a major paint manufacturer, Routh attended Grimsley and Northwest ...
The alleged gunman who authorities say tried to kill former President Donald Trump on his golf course over the weekend smiled in a Florida ... gun charges. Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, was seen ...
The suspected gunman involved in what authorities are calling an apparent assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump was identified as Ryan Wesley Routh, according to ... s golf ...
DeSantis hasn't said anything about keeping the suspect in his state's custody. Ryan Routh is being held by the FBI.
The affidavit, by FBI agent Mark A. Thomas, shows that police officers rushed a witness to the scene of Ryan Routh's arrest.
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Communication breakdowns with local law enforcement hampered the Secret Service’s performance ahead of a July assassination ...
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