Florida Mental Health Act of 1971

U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign manager is stepping away from the reelection campaign days after he was hospitalized after Florida law enforcement officials said threatened to harm himself.

"I'm just glad I've moved on … and I feel like I'm healthy, getting better every day," Parscale said

Fort Lauderdale police are moving to take away 10 firearms from President Donald Trump's former reelection campaign manager, one day after he was involuntarily committed to the hospital because his wife told police he had threatened to commit suicide and was acting "irate" with a loaded weapon.

Police released footage on September 28 showing officers detaining Brad Parscale, a senior adviser for the Trump campaign and former campaign manager, at his Florida home the day before, following reports he was threatening to harm himself. This bodycam video, taken outside Parscale's home on Desota Drive, shows Parscale's wife speaking with officers about her husband, telling them he was acting "crazy" and…

The former campaign manager was involuntarily hospitalized last weekend. His wife has said allegations of domestic violence were misconstrued.

President Donald Trump's former campaign manager appears to be a man in deepening emotional crisis — drinking heavily since his demotion, physically abusing his wife, brandishing guns and threatening to shoot himself or others.

A standoff between South Florida police and President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale ended after an officer who was friends with Parscale convinced him to surrender, officials said. Fort Lauderdale Officer Christopher Wilson wrote in a report that he had just finished a shift Sunday

Brad Parscale's wife "became so afraid for her safety that she immediately fled the residence on foot with no cell phone or belongings," police said

U.S. President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale has been hospitalized after he threatened to harm himself, according to Florida police and campaign officials.

President Trump's former 2020 campaign manager, Brad Parscale, was taken to a Fort Lauderdale hospital Sunday night after his wife called police saying he had firearms and was threatening to harm himself, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports. Responding to a 911 call about an armed male attempting

Irwin Rivera's family is standing behind him after he allegedly stabbed his sisters on Thursday.

Brad Parscale, one of Trump's closest political aides, served as the campaign manager for the reelection effort until July, when he was demoted by Trump.

Police arrived at Parscale's home in Fort Lauderdale after his wife called saying he was threatening suicide and had firearms, according to reports.

Former Trump campaign manager Bradley Parscale was was involuntarily committed to a hospital Sunday at his Fort Lauderdale home after his wife reported that he was suicidal, according to police.

At 6 feet, 8 inches tall, campaign strategist Brad Parscale literally stood atop the political world after his boss, Donald Trump, trounced the Republican field in the 2016 Florida primary and overcame Hillary Clinton in the critical Sunshine State to claim the presidential election.

President Donald Trump's former campaign manager is stepping away from the reelection campaign days after he was hospitalized after Florida law enforcement officials said threatened to harm himself. Parscale, one of Trump's closest political aides, served as the campaign manager for the reelection

Brad Parscale, former Trump campaign manager, hospitalised after self-harm threats. Police called to Fort Lauderdale home said Parscale, who had access to firearms, accompanied officers willingly

Fort Lauderdale police confiscated 10 guns Sunday from the home of President Donald Trump's former reelection campaign manager after his wife told them he was suicidal, hits her, and racked and loaded a handgun during an argument, according to newly released police reports.