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Palm Beach, FL - A Florida man has been arrested after allegedly making multiple threats against former President Donald Trump and issuing bomb threats in a series of 911 calls.
Authorities report that 34-year-old Justin Blaxton, was taken into custody on February 26 and charged with making a false bomb threat and threatening to use a destructive device.
According to the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office (PBSO), deputies responded to Blaxton’s residence in Loxahatchee following reports that he had made alarming statements during 911 calls.
According to the arrest report, Blaxton, who identified himself as "Justin Blaze," has a documented history of mental health concerns.
Investigators say that during his calls to 911, Blaxton specifically targeted Trump and made threats of violence.
When deputies attempted a wellness check at his home, he was not there.
However, when they reached him by phone, he allegedly stated that authorities should “send Donald Trump to his house or he was going to kill his sons.”
Further review of Blaxton’s 911 calls allegedly revealed a series of concerning statements, including:
- “I want a ride to the airport to go to the White House to assassinate the president.”
- “I’m a mass murderer; come get me.”
- “I want Donald Trump at my house; tomorrow is his last day on Earth.”
Authorities also allege that Blaxton claimed to be a hacker who had infiltrated missile systems and planned to launch an attack on New York, with Trump Tower as a target.
Deputies traced Blaxton’s phone records and determined that he had been making similar calls to PBSO dating back to 2019, continuing into 2025.
After reviewing the evidence, authorities deemed there was enough probable cause to arrest him.
Blaxton was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail, with his bond set at $35,000.
He remains in custody, and his next court appearance is scheduled for March 31.