Florida police arrest man for what they made “written threats to kill” Trump

A Florida man He was arrested on Friday after allegedly engaged in positions in social media, in which he threatened to kill President Donald Trump.

Glenn Decyk was charged with written threats for the murder, the Jupiter Police Department wrote in the press.

The Decicco’s arrest occurs after the police have launched an investigation into the social media on Trump.

A man in Florida was arrested for allegedly calling for Trump’s murder on Facebook; Secret Investigation Service

A man in Florida was arrested on Friday after allegedly engaged in positions in social media in which he threatened to kill President Donald Trump. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

“The investigation began after JPD was warned about a Facebook message,” the police department said. “Detectives have considered the activities of the DecicCo social media and confirmed that they had made a written threat to the president.”

A police department Worked with the US Secret Service throughout the Decicco activity.

Decicco was interviewed by police and a secret service without incidents.

Glenn Decyk was charged with creating written threats for murder. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

“Thank you Jupiter (FL) PD for your quick response and partnership,” said Secret Service Anthony Guglimli on X.

“Threats against @potus or any secret service that are very serious,” he continued. “Our success often starts with the public parade, so please continue to report suspicious activity to the police.”

It was just the last threat of social media against Trump from the suspects in Florida.

A man in Florida was arrested for “written threats to kill” Trump, Hans a few days after attempting to attempt

The Jupiter Police Department worked with the US Secret Service throughout the investigation. (Agency Yasin Ozturk/Anadolu via Getty Images)

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In January, Shannon Atkins with West Palm Bich was charged after being violent threats against the president on Facebook.

In July, Jupiter’s police detained Michael M. Wisman for writing threats to kill Trump and President-Vice President JD Vance after a Facebook page on her Facebook page.

Trump also experienced two attempts to kill in July and September.