Overview
- 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.