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Oran Alexander Routh, the son of the suspect involved in the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump, has been taken into custody on federal charges related to child sexual abuse imagery. The arrest took place in Greensboro, North Carolina, where authorities discovered hundreds of files depicting child sexual abuse during a search of Oran Routh’s home. The FBI found videos sent to him in July, along with chats from a messaging app commonly used for sharing such material.

Oran Routh is facing two charges for possessing and receiving child sexual abuse material and is scheduled to appear in federal court in North Carolina. Despite the arrest, no attorney is listed for him in court documents, and attempts to reach his relatives have been unsuccessful.

His father, Ryan Wesley Routh, is currently facing federal gun charges in connection to the attempted assassination at Trump’s Florida golf course. Prosecutors have hinted at more severe charges related to the assassination attempt. Ryan Routh is being held in custody as he awaits trial, as prosecutors argue that he poses a significant threat.

The attempted assassination involved a handwritten note left by Ryan Routh detailing his plans to kill the former president. The FBI described the incident as an attempt on Trump’s life, even though Ryan Routh was unsuccessful in carrying it out. The note was addressed to the world, expressing his intentions and determination to harm Trump.

In addition to the gun charges, Ryan Routh has a history of felony convictions dating back to 2002, including possessing stolen goods. Prosecutors are considering further charges, including those related to attempting to assassinate a political candidate, which could result in a life sentence if convicted.

The arrest of both father and son sheds light on a troubling situation involving illegal activities and potential threats. The investigation is ongoing, and more charges may be added as new information comes to light. The authorities are taking these cases seriously to ensure the safety and security of the public.