Acusado de tentar assassinar Trump declara-se inocente em tribunal federal

Cole Tomas Allen declarou-se inocente na manhã desta segunda-feira das acusações de tentativa de assassinato do presidente Donald Trump. O caso envolve um ataque ocorrido no jantar da Associação de Correspondentes da Casa Branca no mês passado. Allen pode enfrentar prisão perpétua se for condenado.

Allen, acusado de tentar assassinar o presidente, agredir um agente federal e de múltiplas infrações relacionadas a armas de fogo, compareceu ao tribunal federal do Distrito de Columbia. Os promotores afirmaram que ele forçou a entrada por um ponto de controle de segurança em 25 de abril no hotel Washington Hilton armado com uma espingarda, uma pistola e facas, e atirou em um agente do Serviço Secreto.

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