Trump Safe After Gunfire Incident Outside Florida Golf Club
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was unharmed after an exchange of gunfire occurred outside his Florida golf club. Law enforcement confirmed Trump's safety, emphasizing that he was never in direct danger. No details were provided by his campaign, and spokesperson Steven Cheung did not respond immediately for comments.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is confirmed safe following a gunfire exchange outside his Florida golf club on Sunday. The New York Post cited law enforcement sources to verify his safety.
Trump's campaign had earlier announced his safety but refrained from providing specific details. Sources assured that Trump was never in danger, according to the newspaper.
Attempts to reach Trump campaign spokesperson Steven Cheung for comments were unsuccessful. Notably, Trump had previously survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania on July 13.
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