Summary
A New York Police officer named Melvin Eng allegedly pretended to be part of former President Donald Trump's security to enter the Ryder Cup golf tournament. As a result, he has been suspended from his job without pay while an investigation is ongoing. Eng was on sick leave at the time of the incident and used his fake role to bypass security at the event.
Key Facts
- Melvin Eng, a New York Police officer, pretended to be Trump's security at the Ryder Cup.
- Eng was on sick leave when he entered the tournament at Bethpage Black, Long Island.
- He has been suspended without pay by the NYPD.
- Eng wore full tactical gear and claimed to work for federal authorities to gain access.
- He was caught after dropping his gun magazine, and real security personnel discovered him.
- Eng joined the police in 2011 and became a detective in 2017.
- The incident raises concerns about security protocols at events with high-profile figures.
