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Martin County Sheriff discusses the apprehension of apparent Donald Trump assassin
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0:38Now PlayingIn a separate gaggle with the press, Martin County Sheriff William Snyder described the suspect as having a "calm" demeanor after being apprehended by law enforcement.
“The suspect's demeanor, I would describe as having a relatively calm, flat, affect. He was not displaying a lot of emotions. Never asked what this is about. He was not armed when we took him out of the car," Snyder told reporters.
Ryan Wesley Routh, 58, has been identified as the suspect who was arrested after allegedly pointing an AK-47 assault rifle at former President Trump while he golfed, according to law enforcement sources.
Routh frequently touted his do-gooder credentials and championed left-wing causes on social media.
His LinkedIn shows that he attended North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, but relocated to Hawaii sometime around 2018.
Routh describes on LinkedIn as "mechanically minded" and enjoying "ideas and invention and creative projects with artistic flair."
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