Serial trespasser who wants to talk to Trump about assassination attempt arrested again at Mar-a-Lago

An alleged serial trespasser who’s attempted to sneak into Mar-a-Lago aggregate times was busted again astatine President-elect Donald Trump’s Florida compound Thursday.

Zijie Li, 39, was nabbed connected Thursday connected charges of trespass aft informing aft trying to scope nan Palm Beach property successful a rideshare, NBC Miami reported.

His enslaved was group astatine $100,000 connected Friday.

Li, of El Monte, has tried to break done information astatine Mar-a-Lago aggregate times because he wanted to speak pinch Trump, according to authorities.

Li was first fixed a trespass informing connected July 19 for trying to sneak into Mar-a-Lago, per NBC.

He returned to Palm Beach 4 different times – even driving up to a checkpoint – but did not effort to enter, nan outlet said, citing nan apprehension report.

Li put paperwork astir Trump connected cars astir nan area connected July 30. He was arrested again for trespassing astatine Mar-a-Lago nan pursuing day.

Li, who is primitively from China, allegedly told Secret Service that he had accusation that China was linked to nan July 13 assassination effort connected Trump astatine a Pennsylvania rally.

A fewer months later, connected Oct. 30, Li was put nether Florida’s Baker Act – which allows for involuntary intelligence wellness curen – erstwhile he tried to entree Mar-a-Lago again pinch thief from a resident.

He was released connected bond, pinch nan information of being 500 feet distant from Trump and Mar-a-Lago.

Li allegedly disobeyed that bid erstwhile he attempted to scope nan spot successful a rideshare connected Thursday.

After 2 nationalist attempts connected his life and up of his return to nan White House, Trump beefed up information astatine Mar-a-Lago pinch a Secret Service robot dog, photos showed connected Friday.

The robotic canine was seen strolling connected nan writer among nan thenar trees extracurricular nan residence – with a ample informing connected nan broadside cautioning “DO NOT PET.”