"The #Trump shooter, Mark Violets, has been killed. He uploaded a video on YouTube before the attack, claiming ‘justice was coming.’ Well justice came for nobody but himself," another Facebook ...

The claim: Butler, Pennsylvania, police identified Trump shooter as Mark Violets, arrested him at scene. A July 13 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) includes a photo of a man the user ...

The claim: Butler, Pennsylvania, police identified Trump shooter as Mark Violets, arrested him at scene. A July 13 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) includes a photo of a man the user ...

Major blue-tick accounts are falsely claiming that "Antifa extremist Mark Violets" was the shooter at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania today, who earlier revealed his plan in a YouTube video.

A picture shows Mark Violet, a “known antifa extremist”, who has been identified as the Donald Trump shooter and arrested by Butler Police Department. Our verdict This isn’t true. The FBI has named 20 ...

“The #Trump shooter, Mark Violets, has been killed. He uploaded a video on YouTube before the attack, claiming ‘justice was coming.’ Well justice came for nobody but himself,” read another ...

Screenshots have surfaced on social media that incorrectly state that police have arrested an individual known as "Mark Violets" for the attack on Donald Trump, which injured the presidential ...

The posts blamed a “prominent Antifa activist,” Mark Violets. Law enforcement had not publicly identified the shooter or released any information about his background as of Saturday evening.

An Italian sports writer and video blogger has been falsely identified on social media as the shooter who injured former U.S. President Donald Trump during a campaign rally on Saturday.

A message shared widely on the X platform reads: "Per the Butler Police Department the Trump shooter has been arrested at the scene and has been identified as Mark Violets, an Antifa member." ...

The claim: Butler, Pennsylvania, police identified Trump shooter as Mark Violets, arrested him at scene. A July 13 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) includes a photo of a man the user claims ...

Trump, the presumptive 2024 GOP presidential nominee, was struck by a bullet that pierced his right ear at an outdoor campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on Saturday at around 6 p.m. ET.