Army vet arrested after driving toward DC with assassination threat on car window: feds
A South Carolina veteran faces federal charges after the U.S. Secret Service arrested him last week as he was allegedly headed to D.C. to assassinate the president.
Army veteran Daniel Swain, a South Carolina resident, was arrested in North Carolina while driving a BMW with the message "HEADED TO WSH TO KILL THE PRES" scrawled in white marker across his driver's seat window, according to a press release by the Department of Justice released on Monday. According to a North Carolina criminal complaint, the police were notified on April 29 after employees at a car wash reported the suspicious vehicle.
The car wash was evacuated, and the U.S. Secret Service showed up with K-9 and explosive ordnance disposal teams. When searching Swain's car, they found two containers of a substance that tested positive for methamphetamine, and a drone, "which can be used in planning for preparation to carry out any attempts of violence," per the complaint. ...



