NEW DETAILS: Ryan Routh criminal history, Trump golf course suspect jailed | LiveNOW from FOX

New details continue to emerge on the criminal history of the man suspected in the second assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in a matter of two months.

Ryan Routh has a fairly lengthy arrest record in Guilford County, North Carolina spanning the 1980s to 2010 with charges ranging from writing bad checks to possession of a weapon of mass destruction. Court documents allege Routh had a “binary explosive with a 10-inch detonation cord and a blasting cap.”

Routh’s neighbor of two decades, Kim Mungo told Fox News Digital that his family was “weird” and added “he had a horse in the house. I mean, a whole live horse in the house.” She also said that “he was a good guy.”

Court documents allege Ryan Routh camped outside of Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida for nearly 12 hours before a US Secret Service agent opened fire, foiling the potential attack.

Federal investigators said Routh did not fire any gunshots, never had Trump in his line of sight and took off after the agent who spotted him fired in his direction.

Routh was later stopped and arrested in neighboring Martin County.

No one was injured, but it marked the second attempt on Trump’s life in a matter of about two months.

Investigators are continuing to examine Routh’s potential motive and movements in the days and weeks leading up to Sunday when a US Secret Service agent assigned to Trump’s security detail spotted a gun poking out of the shrubbery at the golf course where Trump was playing.

Dave Aronberg, the State Attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida joined LiveNOW from FOX’s Josh Breslow to discuss the latest on the investigation.

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