On the night of February 22, an incident involving gunfire occurred at Donald Trump's private residence, known as Mar-a-Lago. U.S. Secret Service agents eliminated a man who unlawfully entered the secured area. Around 1:30 AM local time, security personnel noticed a suspicious figure near the northern gate of the estate. He was found to be in possession of an object resembling a shotgun, as well as a container with flammable liquid.
As soon as the intruder crossed the protective perimeter, agents opened fire. At this time, law enforcement agencies are not disclosing information about the identity of the deceased. Representatives of the Secret Service stated that at the time of the incident, no family members of the president or other protected individuals were present at the residence. According to the schedule, Donald Trump is spending this weekend in Washington.
Although Mar-a-Lago is owned by Trump, the property, due to its status, is under constant surveillance by federal agencies. Investigators are currently working at the scene to determine the reasons for the intruder's actions.
