Florida Man Arrested for Threats to Assassinate Trump and Launch Missiles at New York

Justin Blaxton, 34, made multiple alarming 911 calls claiming he would target Donald Trump and New York City before being apprehended by police.

Justin Blaxton, a 34-year-old Florida resident, was arrested after making a series of threats against Donald Trump and New York City during 911 calls on February 25.
Blaxton claimed he was a 'Confederate soldier' seeking revenge and said he had hacked missile systems aimed at New York, including Trump Tower.
Law enforcement conducted a wellness check at Blaxton's home but initially failed to locate him; he was arrested the following day.
Blaxton, who has a history of mental health issues, faces charges including making threats to discharge a destructive device and filing false reports.
He is being held on a $25,000 bond and has a mental health court hearing scheduled for April 16.