Secret Service said in a statement Sunday that the incident did not impact protective operations and that Trump was not in any danger.
A man was arrested outside of former President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Coachella, California, Saturday, after deputies assigned to a routine security checkpoint found him traveling with a loaded shotgun, handgun, ammunition and several fake passports, Riverside County sheriff’s officials said.
The Secret Service said in a statement Sunday that the incident did not impact protective operations and that Trump was not in any danger.
Upon his arrest by local police, the man made no threats aimed at Trump and federal investigators have found no threatening material targeting Trump, sources .
There are indications on social media that he supports Trump and was at the RNC, according to sources.
The individual, whom authorities have since identified as Vem Miller, a 49-year-old resident of Las Vegas, claimed to be a member of the press to pass through the event’s outer security perimeter.
