The young man who entered Trump's house carrying weapons and fuel was killed.

A young man who attempted to illegally enter the 'Mar-a-Lago' resort, owned by American President Donald Trump, was shot and killed by security forces. The incident was reported around 1:30 AM on Sunday, and the young man who was shot died at the scene.

The Secret Service, responsible for the President's security, stated that this individual attempted to illegally enter the highly secured zone, carrying a firearm and a can of fuel.

The deceased is a twenty-year-old man residing in North Carolina. His identity has not yet been released, and further investigations into the incident are underway. It has been confirmed that President Trump was at the White House in Washington D.C. at the time of the incident. However, it is noteworthy that he usually spends his weekends at this resort. Meanwhile, authorities have released a photograph to the media of the firearm and the red fuel can found in the suspect's possession.

During a press conference held by Secret Service officials, it was revealed that he attempted to enter by hiding behind a vehicle exiting the resort's north gate. Two security agents who responded stopped him and ordered him to drop the weapons he was holding. Although the young man placed the fuel container on the ground, security forces shot him because he raised the firearm in a firing position. Investigations revealed that his family members had reported him missing a few days prior, and that he had purchased this firearm while traveling south from North Carolina. The box containing the firearm was also found in his car.

Previously, there were also reported instances where issues arose concerning President Trump's security. On July 13, 2024, an assassination attempt was also launched against him during an election campaign rally held four months before the presidential election. A shot fired by a twenty-year-old man from a distance of about 400 feet passed near his ear, and snipers immediately responded, killing the assailant. At that time, a photograph of him raising his hand while being covered by security forces became a widely discussed topic worldwide.

To enter this 'Mar-a-Lago' resort, owned by the American President, a special membership must be obtained, and this is done under very strict conditions. It is stated that approximately 8.5 crore Indian Rupees are charged for lifetime membership. Even if one has the ability to pay, membership is granted only after a thorough study of bank account details, social status, and family background, which is a unique feature here. Foreign media reports that although a large number of wealthy individuals from around the world apply for this, membership is granted to only a very small number.