Allen Waives Detention Challenge in Trump Assassination Case
TL;DR
Cole Tomas Allen waived his right to challenge detention in jail for now in the case accusing him of trying to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner; prosecutors sought to keep him detained without bond pending trial, and the judge cautioned against the government's request to present more evidence, noting the decision could be revisited later.
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