Brad Parskell, Donald Trump’s demoted campaign manager, was admitted to hospital on Sunday after allegedly barricading his castle home with a gun.
Parscal, 44, was called to police after he threatened to harm himself Sunday afternoon, according to local 10 reports. It is understood his wife Candice made the 911 call.
The president announced in July that he was replacing Parscal with longtime political aide Bill Stepian. The Daily Mail.com reported that well-known sources said an investigation into the theft of campaign funds was underway.
It is understood the parscale was then taken to Broward Health Medical Center under the Baker Act. These can provide families with mental health services and temporary detention for people affected by mental illness.
“Brad Parscal is a member of our family and we all love him,” said Tim Murtuf, the Trump campaign’s communications director. We are ready to prepare him and his family in any way possible. ‘
He added: ‘Hateful, personal attacks from Democrats and disgruntled RINOs have gone too far, and they should be ashamed of themselves for what they have done to this man and his family.’
Dailymail.com has contacted Murtuf for comment.
Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Karen Dietrich told The Sun Sentinel: ‘We went out and it was too short. We went and got him help. ‘
President Trump announced late July 15, 2020 that he was replacing Brad Parskell as his campaign manager with longtime political aide Bill Stepian.
Police were called after Parcel threatened to harm himself on Sunday afternoon
Relations between Trump and Parscal had become increasingly strained before their collapse, with the resentment expressed by the president gathering Parcel.
But the final straw was found to be a Tulsa, lah Klahoma, rally, with an unexpectedly low crowd of about 6,200 people after Parscal requested tickets for more than a million people.
The president was said to be furious.
Announcing the decision, Trump said on Facebook: “I am pleased to announce that Bill Stepian has been promoted to the role of Trump Campaign Manager.”
He added, ‘Brad Parscal, who has been with me for a very long time and leads our tremendous digital and data strategy, will be in that role as a senior consultant in this campaign.’
Parscal learned his luck when Trump announced on Twitter he was shaking up his re-election campaign, installing former number two, Bill Stepian, as his new campaign manager.
Vacant seats appear at the top of the campaign rally for President Donald Trump at the BOK Center in downtown Tulsa on Saturday, June 20th.
A few days before the rally, Parcel boasted on Twitter: ‘More than 1M ticket requests for the MARalDonalTrump #MAGA rally in Tulsa on Saturday’. The local fire department later said the total number of people attending the rally was 6,200
Political beginner, Parcel launched Trump’s digital ad in 2016 and was credited with helping bring about his surprise victory that year.
His replacement, Stephen, has been in politics for years, a former New Jersey governorship. Chris works for Christie’s and has been serving as Trump’s national field director since 2016.
After being eaten by Trump’s 2020 campaign manager, he returned to his waterfront home in Florida, where he and his wife hosted friends for a poolside drink.
In pictures exclusively obtained by Dailymail.com, Parcel wore her trademark blue suit for cargo shorts, shades and a safari hat with stars and stripes.
After being eaten by the Trump 2020 campaign manager in Hanki Ka Trump, he returned to his waterfront Florida home, where he and his wife hosted friends for a poolside drink.
Parscal, 44, was called to police after he threatened to harm himself Sunday afternoon, according to local 10 reports. It is understood that his wife Kais Ndis, pictured together, calls 911
Parscal was given more and more turns in the weeks of his removal.
Due to the difficulty of the campaign in rebuilding digital advertising in the run-up to the November, 2001 general election, the part was retained, rather than fully divided.
The Republican National Committee owned most of the campaign’s data, voter marking, and outreach tools, while Parcel ran most of the microtarted advertising online advertising that Trump aides believe is key in 2016.
Parscale’s digital advertising firm was one of the campaign’s most notable sellers, and some in Trump’s orbit have accused the former campaign manager of taking advantage of the presidential election. Parcel has repeatedly denied the claims.
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