Ryan Routh has long criminal history, more than 100 counts filed in North Carolina… tried to recruit soldiers to fight in Ukraine.

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There’s no record of time spent in state prison related to those cases in the early 2000s.

Court records show more than 100 criminal counts have been filed against Ryan Routh in North Carolina, most in Guilford County, which underlies Greensboro. The exact outcome of each case was not immediately clear Sunday.

The court records for a person named Ryan Routh also show a 2003 divorce, as well as multiple civil judgments after contractors and individuals sued a roofing company he helped run.

On Sunday, Palm Beach County State’s Attorney Dave Aronberg said on MSNBC’s “Ayman,” with Ayman Mohyeldin and Ali Velshi, that the federal government is taking over prosecution in the West Palm Beach case, with the U.S. Justice Department expected to file any charges.

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Would-be Trump assassin fought in Ukraine and tried to recruit soldiers
Ryan Wesley Routh, the man named as the suspect in a possible assassination attempt near Donald Trump’s Florida golf club, fought in Ukraine and tried to recruit soldiers to fight against Vladimir Putin’s forces.

Routh is believed to have gone to Kyiv to try to raise foreign support for the war effort.

He also spoke to the New York Times in 2023 and said he had spent several months in Ukraine during the war and had tried to persuade Afghan soldiers who fled the Taliban to fight.

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In the same year, Semafor identified him as the head of the International Volunteer Center in Ukraine.

The outlet described it as a private organization that helps foreigners seeking to assist the war effort connect with military units and aid groups.

‘Most of the Ukrainian authorities do not want these soldiers.’ Routh told them, referencing Afghan soldiers.

‘I have had partners meeting with [Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense] every week and still have not been able to get them to agree to issue one single visa.’

In a 2022 Newsweek interview, he revealed his about his efforts to recruit volunteers for the International Legion Defense of Ukraine, a unit of Ukraine’s Ground Forces.

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