Kansas man held for threats against Trump and Shapiro

A Kansas man is being held without bond in Florida on multiple felony counts after admitting he made online threats to kill Donald Trump and Ben Shapiro. Secret Service agents arrested the suspect following an investigation into his social media posts.

A visit last month by Secret Service agents to Horton, Kansas, led to a man's being arrested this month on charges alleging he made online threats against people who included President Trump and conservative commentator Ben Shapiro.

A Kansas man is being held without bond in Florida on 23 felony counts of making electronic threats against public figures, including Donald Trump. The arrest follows an investigation by Secret Service agents who interviewed the suspect at his home in the United States. The case highlights escalating security scrutiny surrounding online threats directed at political figures and commentators.