Canadian man seeking love advice arrested at White House trying to give whiskey bottles to Trump

Canadian man seeking love advice arrested at White House trying to give whiskey bottles to Trump

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Lucas Holtvluwer Montreal QC
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A Canadian man seeking relationship advice from President Donald Trump  and bearing two bottles of Crown Royal as gifts, was arrested at the White House early Wednesday morning, according to court records.

Yianny Georgopoulos, according to arrest documents first obtained by WRC-TV reporter Scott MacFarlane, "wanted to deliver two bottles of Crown Royal alcohol" to the President in order to seek his advice in finding a wife.

The documents show the Georgopoulos was arrested for "unlawful entry" after he attempted to "move a security barrier" near the East Executive part of the White House.

In a post-arrest interview with the Secret Service, Georgopoulos admitted to having been arrested recently for "threatening family members" and also confessed to stalking his cousin.

While Trump has had three wives over the course of his life, including current wife and First Lady Melania Trump, he is a well known teetotaler and abstains from drinking alcohol.

Last year, Trump explained why he doesn't drink during a speech he was giving on the opioid crisis.

"I had a brother, Fred," he said "Great guy, best-looking guy. Best personality, much better than mine.

"But he had a problem, a problem with alcohol. And he would tell me, don't drink. He was substantially older and I listened to him and I respected. He's also added, don't smoke."

"But he would say it over and over again. And to this day I've never had a drink. And, I have no longing for it. I have no interest in it."

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