According to the U.S. "Congress Hill" local time 19th, the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) director Kash Patel revealed that before the arrival of U.S. President Trump on Friday (17th) in Florida's Palm Beach International Airport, the U.S. Secret Service found a suspicious "hunting shelf" in the view of its aircraft "Air Force One" landing area.

The report quoted Patel as saying that no one was found on the scene, and that the FBI has led the investigation and deployed resources to collect all the evidence on the scene. Additionally, Secret Service spokesman Anthony Gurelmi said that the Secret Service was working closely with the FBI and law enforcement in Palm Beach County, and confirmed that the investigation was led by the FBI.

¡°During security preparations before [Trump] arrived in Palm Beach, including the use of technical means and a comprehensive field search, our team found suspicious objects near Palm Beach International Airport,¡± Guleri added, adding that ¡°this had no impact on any action, and no person appeared or was involved at the scene.¡±

A photo taken by the Secret Service and provided to the media showed the suspicious ¡°hunting shelf¡± fixed by a green rope and raised on a tree.

Reports said that Trump left Joint Base Andrews, Maryland on the afternoon of the 17th local time and then arrived at Palm Beach International Airport. He spent the weekend at Mar-a-Lago Manor, his residence in Palm Beach, and returned to Washington, D.C. on the afternoon of the 19th local time.