Donald Trump was reported to be 'safe and well' after an armed man reportedly attempted to assassinate him near one of his golf courses in Florida. The incident involved shots fired, prompting Secret Service agents to act swiftly. The suspect, identified as Ryan Wesley Routh, had camped outside the golf course for 12 hours before the attempt. Authorities had been warned about Routh prior to the shooting, highlighting potential lapses in security. Trump recounted the event, stating he heard 'four or five' shots before being hurried into a golf cart for safety. This marks the second assassination attempt against Trump, raising questions about the effectiveness of his protective detail and the ongoing threats posed by politically motivated violence. Florida's governor has announced a criminal probe into the incident and lawmakers are calling for enhanced Secret Service protection for the former president.