The US Department of Homeland Security announced that a 26-year-old man in Venezuela was arrested with three weapons in his car near the White House. According to the office, he said voices in his head wanted him to kill Donald Trump. Secret Service agents found Ronnie Jordericks Guanypa Chirinos in a van parked in Washington on Thursday night, NBC News reported. He was asleep when the agents arrived and then with the help of Google Translate said he was going to hand over his weapon to the government. Officers found an AR15 rifle, a Mac-10 handgun, a Glock pistol and some ammunition in the car. Charinos said he bought the weapon a month ago and has been living in the car. He faces charges including illegal possession of a weapon and unauthorized use of a vehicle, but no charges have been filed against him for trying to kill Trump. The Department of Homeland Security announced that Charinos entered the US illegally in 2024. He remains in custody and is scheduled to appear in court on Monday. Sean Curran, the head of the Secret Service, also expressed concern about the increase in threats.

The US Department of Homeland Security announced that a 26-year-old man in Venezuela was arrested with three weapons in his car near the White House. According to the office, he said voices in his head wanted him to kill Donald Trump. Secret Service agents found Ronnie Jordericks Guanypa Chirinos in a van parked in Washington on Thursday night, NBC News reported. He was asleep when the agents arrived and then with the help of Google Translate said he was going to hand over his weapon to the government. Officers found an AR15 rifle, a Mac-10 handgun, a Glock pistol and some ammunition in the car. Charinos said he bought the weapon a month ago and has been living in the car. He faces charges including illegal possession of a weapon and unauthorized use of a vehicle, but no charges have been filed against him for trying to kill Trump. The Department of Homeland Security announced that Charinos entered the US illegally in 2024. He remains in custody and is scheduled to appear in court on Monday. Sean Curran, the head of the Secret Service, also expressed concern about the increase in threats.