Secret Service finds man parked near White House with multiple firearms: Authorities
Summary
A Secret Service officer found Ronny Guanipa-Chrinos in a stolen vehicle near the White House on Nov. 5, according to a court affidavit and the Department of Homeland Security. Authorities say the vehicle contained several firearms and ammunition, and DHS alleges Guanipa-Chrinos threatened to kill President Donald Trump.Key Facts
- A Secret Service officer spotted a blue Ford F-150 parked on Constitution Avenue shortly before midnight.
- The vehicle had been reported stolen, according to the court affidavit.
- Investigators found a MAC-10 machine pistol, a Glock 43x pistol, an AR-15 rifle and ammunition in the vehicle.
- The affidavit says Guanipa-Chrinos indicated he had a weapon and later described a gun to investigators through Google Translate.
- DHS alleges Guanipa-Chrinos said voices in his head told him to come to Washington and kill President Trump; the affidavit does not include that alleged statement.
- Guanipa-Chrinos faces vehicle, stolen-property and firearms charges, among others.
- He appeared in D.C. Superior Court on Friday and remains held without bond, according to online court records.
- DHS says Guanipa-Chrinos is an undocumented Venezuelan national who entered the United States through Texas in 2024.
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