In the advisory, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said that the case had been presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office and that investigators had not identified any credible ongoing threats to the community. A public information officer for the sheriff’s department could not immediately answer whether there would be additional security for Tuesday evening’s event, which is still scheduled to take place.
Trump traveled to Los Angeles for a Republican National Committee dinner at his own Trump National Golf Club, where the White House said he would “tout his wins for the people of the Golden State.”
Trump will “draw a sharp contrast between his commonsense agenda and the radical policies of Democrats like Gavin Newsom, who keep raising taxes, inviting rampant fraud in taxpayer-funded programs, and protecting illegal immigrant drug dealers, rapists, and murderers,” White House spokesperson Olivia Wales said in a statement earlier in the day.
Newsom, for his part, slammed Trump’s trip, with spokesperson Tara Gallegos saying in a statement the president is “coming to Los Angeles to raise money while wildfire survivors are still waiting for the federal recovery funding he promised 18 months ago.”
“Californians deserve a President focused on helping families rebuild — not raising money for himself at his golf course,” Gallegos added.
Newsom said later in a statement that he hopes that the visit “brings long overdue federal recovery funding directly to the families rebuilding after the LA wildfires.”
The White House could not be immediately reached for comment.
Lindsey Holden contributed to this report.
