Arméveteran åtalad för hot om att lönnmörda Trump

En amerikansk arméveteran har gripits i North Carolina efter att ha anklagats för att ha skrivit hot om att döda president Donald Trump på sin bil och publicerat våldsamma meddelanden på internet. Federala åklagare har offentliggjort anklagelser som beskriver komplotten.

41-årige Daniel Swain stoppades av polisen i North Carolina efter att en anställd på en biltvätt uppmärksammat hotfulla budskap skrivna på hans svarta BMW X5. Skrifterna inkluderade fraser som "HEADED TO WSH TO KILL THE PRES" och "double tap", enligt en nyligen offentliggjord brottsanmälan från justitiedepartementet. Åklagare uppger att Swain hade rest från South Carolina med avsikt att genomföra attacken i Washington D.C.

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