Washington (dailynewyorknews) – An indictment is scheduled for Tuesday in an Idaho man accused of a gun, at the White House in an attempt to assassinate the president.

Oscar Hernandez, Ramiro Ortega is expected to report on the 17 charges against Tuesday in federal court in Washington.

Ortega-Hernandez charges including attempted assassination of the president of government officials of the United States to attack the United States injuries with a deadly weapon, the United States property, namely the White House, and the use of a weapon firearm during a crime of violence and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Ortega-Hernandez allegedly fired a rifle at the White House at 9:00 p.m. on November 11 and fled. No one was injured and President Barack Obama was out of town.

According to a federal indictment, Hernandez-Ortega “did forcibly assault, intimidate and interfere” with three employees of the Secret Service taking the White House. Several rounds to knock out White House, about the story second home of the first family.

Ortega-Hernandez was arrested five days later in Indiana, Pennsylvania, and has been in prison since. Last month, a federal judge ruled that the suspect is fit to stand trial.

Bos, David, a federal public defender representing Ortega-Hernandez, said his client will plead not guilty during his arrest.

In a criminal complaint issued on November 17 prosecutors called witnesses who know unidentified Ortega-Hernandez, saying he considered Obama as “the devil” or “Antichrist” and was convinced that “the federal government is conspiring against him . ”

In a December 15 article claiming Ortega-Hernandez should not be granted bail, prosecutors said was “very serious about the elimination of the presidency and has taken many important steps to an end” including the purchase of a gun in March to 2.000 miles traveled in Idaho to the East Coast in October.

The government also said that after his arrest, Ortega, Hernandez said he had been robbed by a man with a weapon to attack the White House and took his car should have the shots to White House. He also said he never owned a firearm.

Prosecutors said preliminary tests of ballistics had matched the bullets found at the White House for the manufacture of rifle is a Romanian car-Hernandez Ortega kept away from the scene. The document also said Ortega-Hernandez fingerprints in some rounds of ammunition left in the vehicle.

Source: http://edition.cnn.com/2012/01/24/justice/white-house-shooting/index.html?hpt=us_c2