Authorities in the Los Angeles area arrest an armed man near President Donald Trump’s golf course ahead of his scheduled visit and fundraiser. Multiple outlets report the arrest occurred on Sunday, with law enforcement saying the suspect appeared to be monitoring or preparing security at the property two days before the visit. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department says the man was taking photos or video. CBS News and other reports add that police found a gun and ammunition, including a loaded pistol, along with ammunition in or near the suspect’s car. Al Jazeera reports authorities also found additional items including a rifle. Other coverage describes the man as having been found with a 16-round magazine and documents or items related to weapons, and some outlets say he posed as a security guard. Several sources report the suspect, identified as Jeanine John Taele, is expected to appear in court on weapons-related charges. Prosecutors describe the case as involving federal weapons charges, while other outlets note multiple charges stemming from the arrest. Details of plea status and specific charge counts are reported in places but the central points across coverage remain consistent: the arrest, items found, and timing relative to Trump’s visit.