In a new outrage, alleged threats against President Donald Trump have resulted in another arrest in Florida, near his Mar-a-Lago estate.
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Glen DeCicco, living a mere 20 miles from Mar-a-Lago, has been apprehended for circulating inflammatory messages hinting harm against the former president.
This arrest sheds light on the ongoing battle against violent rhetoric targeting conservative leaders.
Glen DeCicco’s arrest follows an investigation by the Jupiter Police Department and the United States Secret Service into serious threats made on social media.
These written threats explicitly suggested the potential for violence, a sentiment being taken very seriously in today’s climate.
“The investigation began after JPD was alerted to a concerning Facebook post,” said the Jupiter Police Department.
DeCicco was reportedly taken into custody without incident after detectives and special agents conducted interviews, ensuring safety measures are prioritized.
His online activity included alarming posts suggesting assassination and stock manipulation associated with a plan to “shoot Trump tomorrow.”
Such derogatory content is not just reckless; it constitutes a second-degree felony in Florida under “Written Threat to Kill or Do Bodily Injury,” The Red State reports.
DeCicco isn’t alone in these alarming actions. Shannon Depararro Atkins, another Florida resident, was arrested following a string of online threats against Trump.
During his arrest in West Palm Beach, Atkins was found with cocaine.
He claimed his posts were meant as jokes, but the “violent rhetoric” used is being taken with utmost seriousness.
“Folks, this is not a joke. Nothing of that sort is a joke,” West Palm Beach Police Department Chief Tony Araujo asserted.
The alarming frequency of threats against President Trump, amid the political tension, underscores a sobering reality.
In 2024 alone, there were two significant assassination attempts, highlighting a concerning disregard for civil discourse.
These investigations continue to unfold, with law enforcement and federal investigators ensuring every threat is treated with the gravity it deserves, accurately reflecting the growing trend of turning to violence to settle political differences.
As political tensions continue to heighten, particularly against conservative figures, it becomes increasingly vital for threats on social media to be addressed with stringent legal measures.
Democrats’ apparent silence over violence against conservative icons only increases the divide and emboldens such alarming behavior.
The arrests of individuals like DeCicco and Atkins should serve as a warning for the severe consequences of fueling politically motivated violence, sending a clear message that such actions will not be tolerated.
Jupiter police: Man, 73, threatened to kill President Trump in Facebook post
Glenn DeCicco, 73, was arrested after police were alerted to “a concerning Facebook post,” the Jupiter Police Department said on social media.
He is being held without bail. pic.twitter.com/7dZYZf6Jv2
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