Ryan Routh, the suspect in a failed assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, has a long criminal history dating back to the 1980s, including charges of firearm possession and a weapon of mass destruction. Neighbors described Routh's family as 'weird,' with one noting he kept a live horse inside his house in Greensboro, North Carolina. Kim Mungo, who lived nearby for 18 years, expressed disbelief at the recent events, recalling Routh as a 'good guy' and his daughter as like her own. Routh was apprehended at Trump National Golf Club in Florida while armed with an AK-47, leading to charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm. Trump's response to the incident included gratitude for the Secret Service's efforts to ensure his safety. Routh's family dynamics and past complaints from his ex-wife about financial issues add further context to his background.