Briton arrested at Trump rally 'wouldn't hurt a fly,' father says

By Sarah Young DORKING, England (Reuters) - A man charged with trying to attack Donald Trump with a policeman's gun found it hard to cope with life but did not have political views and was never violent, his father told British media on Tuesday. Michael Sandford was arrested after trying to grab a police officer's side arm at a Trump rally in Las Vegas on Saturday. When asked why, he told police: "To shoot and kill Trump," according to U.S. court papers.