Court suspends case against armed man found with first lady's schedule

An armed man arrested near Trump's California golf course had notebooks containing the first lady's schedule and detailed information about Secret Service personnel. The judge suspended criminal proceedings after a pretrial evaluation found the suspect mentally unfit to stand trial. The case was sent to mental health court.
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Taele was taken into custody on August 2 after federal agents observed him photographing and recording security operations at the Rancho Palos Verdes club, days before Trump's scheduled arrival. His vehicle contained a loaded handgun, and a search of his Downey residence uncovered an illegally modified rifle, body armor, and additional ammunition alongside the notebooks.
At Wednesday's hearing, Lonergan halted criminal proceedings after the pretrial evaluation determined Tae