(News Nation) – The man accused of trying to assassinate President Donald Trump last September, wrote in a bizarre and blasphemous court document that he wanted to fight the president and challenged him to golf in an oval office.
Ryan Rouse, who was arrested last year for pointing a gun by passing through the fence at the President’s West Palm Beach Golf Club, filed an allegation to eliminate prosecutors’ evidence, including threats to Trump.
“The beatdown sessions will be even more fun and interesting for everyone,” Routh said in the move.
He also proposed a round of golf against the president, saying if he loses, Trump “can execute me and I get his job.”
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The man accused of trying to assassinate Trump will be brought to trial next week
The motion ended with a signature by Routh, and he identified himself as “inmate 35967511.”
Ryan Rouse’s federal trial begins next week
Routh will represent himself in his upcoming federal criminal trials. The judges are expected to be properly dressed and have set the basic rules of Routh that are not allowed to roam freely around the courtroom.
According to the Justice Department, Routh “is charged with a major assassination attempt of a presidential candidate, has been charged with possession of a firearm to promote violent crime, attacking a federal official (Secret Service Agent), possessing a firearm and ammunition, and possessing a firearm with a firearm with a gun that has been stolen and surveillance, and a firearm with a gun that has been stolen and surveillanced, surveillanced, supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervised supervis
The selection of jury members at the trial is scheduled to begin next week. Routh, 59, pleaded not guilty.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
