Three youths holding AK-47 rifles arrested in front of Donald Trump’s club in Florida

Miami.- Three 15-year-olds carrying loaded AK-47 rifles jumped over a wall of the president’s Mar-a-Lago club Donald Trump in Palm Beach, in southeast Florida, and were immediately arrested with the help of officers, a helicopter and trained dogs, local media reported Thursday.

Palm Beach Police detailed that the incident occurred last Friday when the teens were fleeing from the authorities.

He specified that the detainees, who were not identified, were unaware that this was the president’s club.

Neither the president nor his family were at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, a city about 100 kilometers north of Miami, the day the youth jumped over the wall.

The authorities indicated that if that had been the case, the Secret Service would have fired on them.

All three are in a juvenile detention center and face charges of invasion of private property with firearms, theft of firearms and resistance to arrest without violence.

The Prosecutor’s Office is evaluating whether the youths, who said that the weapons were found, will be tried as adults.

The president’s vacation residence has been the subject of unauthorized income on numerous occasions. Last February, Jing Lu, 56, who entered the Mar-a-Lago club without permission, was sentenced to six months in prison for resisting when she was arrested.

In 2019, another Chinese citizen was detained who illegally entered the president’s residence in southeast Florida.

In March of that year, Yujing Zhang was detained after trying to enter restricted access areas in Mar-a-Lago. The woman was found with five cell phones, several memory cards, a laptop, a portable hard drive and an artifact capable of detecting hidden cameras.

Last November, she was sentenced to eight months in prison for violating private property and making false statements to Secret Service agents.

More recently, in late January, Hanna Roemhild, 30, an opera singer and Connecticut resident, was arrested for passing two security checkpoints with her vehicle near the entrance to Mar-a-Lago and escaping from police at top speed. .

According to her lawyers, Roemhild has a history of mental problems and two consulted experts consider that she is not apt to be put on trial and should be admitted to a psychiatric hospital.

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