A Florida man was arrested for threatening to assassinate President Trump and threatening to “released an F-King missile” in New York City over a strange call to police.
Justin Braxton, 34, of Roxa Hatchie, poses multiple threats to the president on February 25, repeatedly calling 911 to 911, police released audio. CBS 12 reported.
“We need to get on the airport to take us to the White House so that we can assassinate the president,” Blackson told dispatchers on one phone, the report said.
“I'm trying to launch a missile to destroy New York,” he allegedly threatened.
“I'm a Confederate soldier and I'm looking for revenge. My missiles are drawn to Donald Trump's Tower,” Blaskun slammed on another phone.
Braxton further told officers on another phone call, “I'm telling the FBI I'm a mass murderer,” and said he wanted to see Trump at his home, “Tomorrow is his last day on Earth.”
When police arrived at his home that night, he was nowhere found, but he was arrested the next day before he could comply with any threat, the outlet said.
Blaxton appeared in court on Wednesday for threatening to discharge his destructive device, misrepresenting it explosiveness and making a false 911 call.
According to CBS 12, he has a history of mental health-related encounters with local police.
He is in custody on a $25,000 bond and is holding a hearing at Mental Health Court on April 16th.
