A man with a gun and ammunition was arrested at President Trump's golf course. This happened on Sunday. The man was watching the security preparations for Trump's visit.

The man, Jeanine John Taele, was taking pictures and videos. He had a loaded gun in his car and ammunition in his pocket. The police found more guns and ammunition at his home.

The police announced the arrest as Trump was getting ready to arrive at the golf course.

The man's behavior was very suspicious. The FBI said they take these situations very seriously, especially after previous attempts on Trump's life.

The man was charged with many crimes, including having a gun in his car. He also had a large-capacity magazine and a short-barrelled rifle.

The man said he was not guilty of all the charges. He was told to stay away from the golf course and not have any guns. His bail was set at $250,000.

It is not clear if the man has a lawyer. His family could not be reached for comment.

Before Trump's visit, the federal agents checked the golf course for security. A man, later identified as Taele, was seen walking around the course and taking pictures.

Taele came back to the course on Sunday. He told the federal agents he worked for the State Department and was there for security. He said he had a loaded gun in his car and was arrested.

Earlier this year, a man with a gun was shot dead by Secret Service agents at Trump's resort in Florida.

The FBI identified the man who was shot dead at Trump's resort in Florida.

A man pleaded not guilty to charges related to an incident at the White House press dinner.

A California man faces charges for trying to assassinate the president. He was arrested with a gun near a security checkpoint before Trump's appearance at a dinner.

A man was sentenced to life in prison for trying to assassinate a presidential candidate. He pointed a rifle at Trump while he was golfing.

This incident happened after another man shot at Trump at a campaign stop in Pennsylvania. The gunman and an innocent bystander were killed.