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A federal magistrate judge in Washington, D.C. yesterday issued an apology to Cole Allen,

the would-be assassin of President Donald Trump.

Cole Allen monitored on suicide watch and held in solitary confinement was moved, not at his

discretion, not at the request of his defense counsel, not at the request of the Bureau of Prisons,

but instead, because a judge considered it unfair, the way he was being detained,

the way he was being held in custody.

Judge Zia Farquy said, what am I to say to Alan that this is going to be a fair process,

if we're putting him in a safe cell when he's not supposed to be in there at a minimum i should be apologizing to him

Alan was held in a safe cell because he was on suicide watch for the beginning hours and days

of his detainment the analysis by law enforcement was that if he went in on a suicide mission, which is what was suggested in his manifesto, if he expected to die when he was trying to kill President Trump, then he is ready to die.

But according to Judge Zia Farquay, we are obligated to make sure he's taken care of.

Quote, Mr. Allen, I'm sorry that things have not been the way they are supposed to.

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