Florida Man Arrested for Threatening President Trump on Social Media

A Florida man, Kendal Aaron Todd, was arrested for posting threatening messages on social media aimed at President Donald Trump, prompting a SWAT team and U.S. Secret Service intervention. Todd, 42, faces charges of written threats to kill or cause bodily harm, with a bond set at $500,000. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not disclosed specific details about the threats made. Meanwhile, another Florida resident, Charles Aaron Parris, was apprehended for bomb threats made against Lowe's and Walmart stores in North Carolina, which led to evacuations and significant law enforcement resource deployment. Parris was arrested in Florida, but charges against him have not been revealed yet. Additionally, a Central Florida man named William Bender III was arrested for racially motivated threats on YouTube, showcasing a concerning trend of online threats of violence across various communities.