Ryan Routh, acusado de intentar asesinar a Trump en un campo de golf de Florida, terminó su juicio en representación propia sin testificar. Ryan Routh, accused of trying to assassinate Trump at a Florida golf course, ended his self-represented trial without testifying.

Ryan Routh, acusado de intentar asesinar a Donald Trump en un campo de golf de Florida en septiembre de 2024, ha concluido su defensa autorepresentada sin testificar. Ryan Routh, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a Florida golf course in September 2024, has concluded his self-represented defense without testifying. Representándose a sí mismo en un juicio federal, Routh interrogó a un experto en armas de fuego y a dos testigos de carácter, haciendo hincapié en los problemas mecánicos con el rifle y retratándose a sí mismo como pacífico. Representing himself in federal trial, Routh questioned a firearms expert and two character witnesses, emphasizing mechanical issues with the rifle and portraying himself as peaceful. La jueza Aileen Cannon interrumpió repetidamente su interrogatorio, instando a la adherencia a la evidencia. Judge Aileen Cannon repeatedly interrupted his questioning, urging adherence to evidence. Los fiscales presentaron siete días de testimonio de 38 testigos, incluido un agente del Servicio Secreto que vio a Routh apuntando con un rifle antes de que Trump llegara. Prosecutors presented seven days of testimony from 38 witnesses, including a Secret Service agent who saw Routh aiming a rifle before Trump arrived. Routh enfrenta cargos federales de intento de asesinato de un importante candidato presidencial, agresión a un oficial federal y violaciones de armas de fuego, junto con cargos estatales separados. Routh faces federal charges of attempting to assassinate a major presidential candidate, assaulting a federal officer, and firearm violations, along with separate state charges. Los argumentos de cierre están fijados para el martes, con las deliberaciones del jurado a seguir. Closing arguments are set for Tuesday, with jury deliberations to follow.