Carl Montague was arrested for threatening to kill President Trump, Attorney General Pamela Bondi, and Stephen Miller. He faces multiple charges, including threats against federal officials. Montague allegedly threatened them in a post on Truth Social. He confessed to making the threats and claimed he was under the influence of marijuana when he did so. Montague does not possess weapons and expressed remorse for his actions. The incident is under investigation by federal and local law enforcement agencies.
Carl Montague, 37, is charged with making threats against the president; interstate threats; and threats to assault, kidnap, or murder a U.S. official, judge, or law enforcement officer, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Rhode Island announced.
Prosecutors allege that Montague posted a "profanity-laced" message on Truth Social on June 27, in which he threatened to shoot and kill Trump, Bondi, and Miller.
Montague allegedly confessed to making the threats to agents before they explained who they were or why they were approaching him.
According to investigators, he does not own or have access to any weapons, nor did he have plans or the means to travel to conduct violence.
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