By Breaking Editor 
Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old from Cameron, North Carolina, has been identified as the armed man shot and killed by Secret Service agents at Mar-a-Lago in a security incident on Sunday, marking a startling episode involving a potential breach of President Donald Trump’s residence.
According to reports, Martin, who was armed with a shotgun and allegedly had a gas canister, attempted to unlawfully enter the property, prompting law enforcement intervention. Eyewitness accounts allege that he confronted both Secret Service agents and Palm Beach County deputies, leading to the lethal use of force. The FBI is currently conducting an investigation into the incident, as it reflects heightened security concerns surrounding high-profile residences.
Prior to the confrontation, Martin had been reported missing by family members, raising questions about his motives and state of mind. The discovery of his identity has ignited a flurry of reactions on social media, with some users suggesting that Martin had a history of expressing extremist views, linking him to fervent political rhetoric. His online activity has come under scrutiny, with reports indicating that his social media accounts contained content that has been described by some as supportive of extremist right-wing ideologies.
The incident occurred on a day when Trump was not present at Mar-a-Lago.