Trump Golf Course Intruder Had Chilling Intel On Melania

A heavily armed intruder caught lurking around President Donald Trump’s California golf resort earlier this month carried a handwritten blueprint detailing first lady Melania Trump’s private schedules and confidential Secret Service security routes, according to reports.

Jeanine John Taele, 38, was arrested on August 2 by plainclothes federal agents while prowling the grounds of the Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes. The 38-year-old Marine veteran was caught snapping photos, filming, and tracking security preparations just before President Trump was supposed to appear at a Republican fundraising event.

Deputies found a 16-round magazine stuffed with deadly hollow-point bullets crammed into Taele’s pants pocket. A nearby search of his vehicle parked at the club uncovered a loaded pistol along with additional high-capacity ammunition. Taele told authorities he was a State Department employee assigned to a top-secret security detail.

Investigators revealed in Los Angeles County court on Wednesday that they had seized seven alarming notebooks crammed with 208 pages of hand-drawn sketches, maps of the golf club, survivalist manifestos, confidential profiles on individual Secret Service agents, and precise details of Melania Trump’s personal calendar, The New York Post reported.

Taele’s home yielded a well-stocked personal arsenal: an illegally modified, military-style AR-platform rifle, another handgun, body armor, stockpiles of bulk ammunition, radio signal devices, and notes containing sinister writings.

Just days prior to Taele’s arrest, the Secret Service launched a full-scale probe into a frightening assassination video produced by Iranian regime propagandists. The animated video, titled Where to Kill Melania, outlined Manhattan shopping areas frequented by the first lady and her 20-year-old son, Barron, even providing viewers step-by-step instructions on executing an attack.

L.A. County Judge John Lonergan Jr. suspended criminal proceedings against Taele, citing a pretrial evaluation that stated Taele was mentally unfit to stand trial. Lonergan stated, “This case itself is alarming in this day and age with the violence that is creeping into our everyday lives, especially with our partisanship in the political environment.”

The judge sent Taele to Hollywood Mental Health Court, ordering him held behind bars until a September 9 hearing.

Taele’s public defender told reporters that his client served his country in Iraq and Afghanistan and enjoys strong family support.

President Trump appeared unfazed by the incident.

“The only thing I get a little solace from is, they say only consequential presidents. And I am definitely consequential,” he said.