Trump’s Mar-a-Lago security breach: Officials shoot Connecticut woman’s SUV after she crashes through checkpoints Published Fri, Jan 31 20201:01 PM ESTUpdated Fri, Jan 31 20205:34 PM EST Dan Mangan @_DanMangan Mike Calia Yelena Dzhanova @YelenaDzhanova

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Law enforcement officials fired shots at a vehicle that breached two security checkpoints Friday at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Two women were taken into custody shortly after the incident at the Palm Beach resort, which Trump is scheduled to visit later Friday.

Police said they arrested a 30-year-old Connecticut resident, Hannah Roemhild, who allegedly was driving the SUV alone, without a passenger, when it crashed through the barriers at speeds in excess of 70 mph.

Mar-a-Lago Resort
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Law enforcement officers fired multiple shots at a vehicle that crashed through two security checkpoints Friday at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, police said.

Two women were taken into custody shortly after the incident at the Palm Beach resort, which Trump is scheduled to visit later Friday, the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department said.

The incident does not appear related to terrorism, and no one was injured, officials said.

Police said they arrested a 30-year-old Connecticut resident, Hannah Roemhild, who allegedly was driving the SUV alone, without a passenger, when it crashed through the barriers at speeds in excess of 70 mph, driving on the wrong side of the road. Charges against her are pending.

Roemhild had been seen at another nearby resort behaving oddly shortly before leading a police officer on a chase that continued into Mar-a-Lago. Police say she may have been impaired.

She eventually was spotted and tackled by police at a nearby motel.

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