Federal and local authorities in Los Angeles County arrest a man they say was carrying ammunition and monitoring security-planning activities near a Trump golf course ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit. Multiple outlets report the arrest occurs as the course prepares for the president’s Southern California trip, with some accounts saying it is two days before the visit. CBS News and others describe the man as walking the grounds and appearing to monitor security arrangements. ABC Australia adds that the suspect is carrying a loaded pistol along with ammunition, according to authorities. NBC News reports that investigators also find weapons at the man’s home and vehicle, and that a county sheriff’s department statement links the suspect’s conduct to security planning. The reports do not agree on all details of what was seized beyond ammunition and firearms, but they align on the central allegations: the man is apprehended in the vicinity of the Trump National Golf Club area and is described by authorities as seemingly involved in monitoring security preparations. Authorities are not described in the provided reports as disclosing charges, the man’s identity, or the result of any formal review.