Un homme de New York inculpé pour avoir menacé de tuer Trump

Un habitant de Brooklyn fait face à des accusations fédérales après avoir prétendument envoyé des menaces de mort au président Donald Trump via le site Internet de la Maison-Blanche.

Justin Christopher Moore, âgé de 53 ans, est accusé d'avoir envoyé plusieurs messages le 24 mai, incluant des plans pour tuer le président lors de son prochain rassemblement. Les procureurs affirment que Moore a écrit qu'il mettrait une balle dans la tête de Trump et a ajouté que le président devait être éliminé en raison de sa position sur les subventions destinées aux sans-abri.

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