Man arrested in Kansas for threatening to shoot Trump before his visit to the US Justice Department According to investigators, 24-year-old Jayden Reid left threats on Facebook as part of local television broadcasts of the upcoming presidential address near Wichita. In his words, he called for Trump to be shot, claimed that he had purchased weapons and ammunition and stated that he had already checked the rooftops near the site of the speech. Threats to law enforcement have been reported through Crime Stoppers. Reed was arrested on October 17 in Clearwater, two days before the president's visit. He was accused of threatening the President of the United States. He remains in federal custody pending another detention hearing. TG | | MAX.