Former Trump Campaign Manager Detained by Police

A senior adviser to Donald Trump’s reelection campaign, Brad Parscale, allegedly hit his wife and had 10 guns inside his home. The weapons were confiscated by Florida police who responded to Parscale’s house after a report of a possible suicide attempt.

Odd Incident Involves Former Trump Campaign Manager

The Police Department in Fort Lauderdale released body camera footage from the incident, in which Parscale’s wife tells an officer that he pointed a gun towards her.

According to the police report, at first, Candice Parscale thought she heard a gunshot and was afraid her husband had shot himself. However, after that, she kept hearing him "ranting" and pacing around their house.

The video material showed that Brad Parscale was wearing only a pair of shorts and holding a beer when the police threw him down after he agreed to come outside gunless.

Before being handcuffed, Parscale told a police officer that “she started saying all this shit” and “I didn’t do anything.”

The Police were called after Candice Parscale fled the house following a verbal altercation with her 6-foot, 8-inch-tall husband. According to her, Brad Parscale “drinks and suffers from PTSD" and was talking about shooting himself.

Later, the Police officers said that Parscale was intoxicated.

Officer Timothy Skaggs reported that he saw bruises on Candice Parscale’s arms. According to her, these occurred during a physical altercation with her husband a few days ago.

Brad Parscale was demoted from his job as Trump’s campaign manager in July. The Trump campaign released a statement on Sunday, that called Parscale “a member of our family.”