Un hombre de Carolina del Sur es imputado por amenazar al presidente Trump

Un hombre de Carolina del Sur enfrenta cargos federales tras presuntamente publicar amenazas contra el presidente Donald Trump en X el año pasado. John Alexander Bellue fue imputado el 19 de mayo por amenazar la vida del presidente.

Los fiscales federales afirman que Bellue, de Rock Hill, escribió en X el 7 de septiembre de 2025 que planeaba matar a Trump de la manera más brutal posible. La publicación decía en parte: “@realDonaldTrump tienes derecho a guardar silencio. Te voy a matar de la manera más brutal posible”. En ese momento, Trump asistía al Abierto de Estados Unidos en la ciudad de Nueva York.

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