Florida police arrest man for making ‘written threats to kill’ Trump

A Florida man Was arrested on Friday after making contributions to social media in which he threatened to kill President Donald Trump.

Glen Decicco was accused of talking written threats to kill, the Jupiter police authority wrote in a press release.

Decicco arrest takes place after the police have initiated an investigation into comments that he put on Trump on social media.

The Florida man was arrested examination of the secret service

A man from Florida was arrested on Friday after making contributions to social media in which he threatened to kill President Donald Trump. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post about Getty Images)

“The investigation started after JPD was made aware of a relevant Facebook post,” said the police. “Detective checked the social media activities of Decicco and confirmed that he had made a written threat to the president.”

The Police authority Worked with the US secret service during the investigation of Decicco’s activities.

Decicco was interviewed by the police and the secret service without incident.

Glen Decicco was accused of talking written threats. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

“Thanks Jupiter (Fl) PD for your quick answer and partnership,” wrote the spokesman for the secret service, Anthony Guglielmi, about X.

“Threats against @potus or a Secret Service Protectee are taken very seriously,” he continued. “Our success often begins with tips from the public. Please report the police to suspicious activities.”

This was only the latest threat to social media Against Trump From suspects in Florida.

Florida Mann because of “written threats to kill Trump”, Vance Days after the assassination attempt

The Jupiter police authority worked together with the US secret service throughout the investigation. (Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

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In January, Shannon Depararro Atkins from West Palm Beach was charged after being exposed to violent threats to the president on Facebook.

In July, the Jupiter police Michael M. Wiseman arrested for written threats to kill Trump and now President JD Vance after being treated on his Facebook page.

Trump also survived two attempts at assassination in July and September.