
(C) Reuters. FILE PHOTO: Trump 2020 campaign manager Parscale addresses the crowd before U.S. President Trump rallies with supporters in Manchester, New Hampshire
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager Brad Parscale has stepped down from a senior role at the campaign after his arrest at his home in Florida, a campaign official said on Wednesday.
Parscale was detained by police at his home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, out of concern he might hurt himself after they received a report from his wife, Candice.
Parscale had been Trump’s campaign manager for his re-election effort but was pushed aside during the summer after a rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, had fewered people than projected amid the pandemic.
He was moved to the campaign’s digital effort, producing ads aimed at helping Trump ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Parscale said in a statement issued to Politico that he was stepping away from the re-election effort and getting help for what he called “overwhelming stress” on him and his family.
Trump senior campaign adviser Parscale steps down after arrest
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