WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT THE ARMED MAN ALLEGEDLY IMPERSONATING A U.S. MARSHAL AT RFK JR. CAMPAIGN EVENT

LAPD provide details regarding the arrest at RFK's LA campaign event.

On Friday evening, a man was arrested at a Robert F. Kennedy Jr. campaign event in Los Angeles. The man was allegedly impersonating a U.S. Marshal and carrying pistols with extra ammunition.

After speaking with LAPD, I was told his name is Adrian Paul Aispuro (D.O.B 08-13-79). He has only been charged with carrying a concealed weapon. Aispuro’s bail has been set at $35,000.

I followed up by asking LAPD why Aispuro hasn’t charged with impersonating a federal agent, but LAPD wasn’t able to provide me with any details. Los Angeles District Attorney’s office tells me, “a case has not been presented to our office by law enforcement.”

According to the New York Post, “Aispuro’s brother, Raymond, who dropped him off at the event and was also briefly detained, said the entire matter was a misunderstanding and that his brother, an unemployed Emergency Medical Technician, had been told there was a security job for him there.”

A strange video uploaded to TikTok on July 31 claims to show Adrian Paul Aispuro in the same outfit he was arrested in. The Daily Beast claims he is a “Trump-loving internet conspiracy theorist”. The only problem is, The Daily Beast lacks creditable evidence to back their claims.

If you recall, earlier this year the Biden regime rejected RFK’s request for a Secret Service detail. Previously, I’ve reached out to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre about this, but she refuses to respond. As of today, I’ve followed up again with the DEI hire.

This story is still developing…