Juri Arizona nyatakan veteran tempur bersalah atas ancaman terhadap Trump

Juri di Arizona menyatakan Rene Ortiz bersalah karena mengancam akan membunuh Presiden Donald Trump. Vonis tersebut dijatuhkan setelah persidangan selama empat hari di Phoenix.

Juri menyatakan Ortiz, seorang veteran tempur Marinir dari Casa Grande, bersalah pada hari Senin karena melontarkan ancaman terhadap presiden. Ia telah meninggalkan dokumen di gedung pengadilan federal di Phoenix dan Tucson yang menjabarkan rencana untuk menembak Trump dengan senapan M16 dari jarak 300 atau 500 yard. Ortiz ditangkap pada awal 2025 atas ancaman yang dibuat pada November dan Desember 2024. Selama wawancara dengan agen federal pada Desember 2024, ia mengakui pernyataan tersebut dan mengaitkannya dengan keluhan terhadap Departemen Urusan Veteran. Tim pembela Ortiz berpendapat bahwa ia tidak berniat untuk melaksanakan ancaman tersebut dan merujuk pada kondisi kesehatan mentalnya. Mereka juga mengajukan mosi untuk pembatalan persidangan, yang ditolak oleh hakim. Jadwal hukuman belum ditetapkan.

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