PROVIDENCE, RI – Federal prosecutors are seeking an arrest warrant tied to purported pretrial release violations of a 37-year-old man who was charged this past summer for allegedly making threats online against President Donald Trump and two other high-ranking members of his administration.
On November 25th, federal prosecutors submitted a motion for the issuance of an arrest warrant for Carl Montague, the Providence man arrested this past July after making alleged threats against the lives of President Trump, AG Pam Bondi and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
Montague’s legal troubles stem from a Truth Social post he allegedly made on June 27th, with the post in question allegedly reading that President Trump along with Bondi and Miller are all going to receive a “bullet to the head” courtesy of Montague.
“It's a shame you won't get to see the end of your f*cking term,” Montague’s alleged social media post read, adding, “because I'm gonna make sure I put a bullet between your f*cking head you piece of sh*t, you, Pam Bondi. Stephen f*cking Miller, all you b*tches are gonna get a f*cking bullet to the head every single f*cking one of you.”
Authorities were quickly able to trace the IP address associated with the Truth Social account behind the threatening post, with authorities saying that by the time they reached Montague’s home for the purpose of arresting him, he was already openly confessing to his alleged actions.
Following Montague’s arrest on charges of threats against the president, making interstate threats, and threatening U.S. officials with the intent to impede the performance of their official duties, he was afforded pretrial release after posting a $10,000 unsecured bond. Release conditions imposed upon Montague included an 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew, no alcohol consumption, GPS monitoring, as well as having to seek gainful employment.
However, according to prosecutors, Montague hasn’t been abiding by the fairly standard set of pretrial release conditions, reportedly violating the alcohol consumption prohibition on multiple occasions alongside failure to obtain employment.
“Since his August 18, 2025, arraignment, the defendant has four times violated his conditions of pretrial release by consuming alcohol,” the submitted motion reads, adding, “In addition, it appears from the violation report that the defendant has not abided by the condition that he seek employment.”
The motion to obtain an arrest warrant for Montague highlighted a specific instance of his alleged pretrial release condition pertaining to alcohol consumption, reading, “Further, most recently, on November 21, 2025, the defendant called the location monitoring line after hours, advised he had been drinking and that he was going to self-report for treatment. Significantly, during the call, he directed profane language at the United States Probations Office to whom he was speaking.”
On November 25th, federal prosecutors submitted a motion for the issuance of an arrest warrant for Carl Montague, the Providence man arrested this past July after making alleged threats against the lives of President Trump, AG Pam Bondi and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.
Montague’s legal troubles stem from a Truth Social post he allegedly made on June 27th, with the post in question allegedly reading that President Trump along with Bondi and Miller are all going to receive a “bullet to the head” courtesy of Montague.
“It's a shame you won't get to see the end of your f*cking term,” Montague’s alleged social media post read, adding, “because I'm gonna make sure I put a bullet between your f*cking head you piece of sh*t, you, Pam Bondi. Stephen f*cking Miller, all you b*tches are gonna get a f*cking bullet to the head every single f*cking one of you.”
Authorities were quickly able to trace the IP address associated with the Truth Social account behind the threatening post, with authorities saying that by the time they reached Montague’s home for the purpose of arresting him, he was already openly confessing to his alleged actions.
Following Montague’s arrest on charges of threats against the president, making interstate threats, and threatening U.S. officials with the intent to impede the performance of their official duties, he was afforded pretrial release after posting a $10,000 unsecured bond. Release conditions imposed upon Montague included an 8:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. curfew, no alcohol consumption, GPS monitoring, as well as having to seek gainful employment.
However, according to prosecutors, Montague hasn’t been abiding by the fairly standard set of pretrial release conditions, reportedly violating the alcohol consumption prohibition on multiple occasions alongside failure to obtain employment.
“Since his August 18, 2025, arraignment, the defendant has four times violated his conditions of pretrial release by consuming alcohol,” the submitted motion reads, adding, “In addition, it appears from the violation report that the defendant has not abided by the condition that he seek employment.”
The motion to obtain an arrest warrant for Montague highlighted a specific instance of his alleged pretrial release condition pertaining to alcohol consumption, reading, “Further, most recently, on November 21, 2025, the defendant called the location monitoring line after hours, advised he had been drinking and that he was going to self-report for treatment. Significantly, during the call, he directed profane language at the United States Probations Office to whom he was speaking.”
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Comments
2025-11-29T16:57-0500 | Comment by: Larry
What kind of idiot hands out an "unsecured" bond for something this radical?
2025-11-29T17:01-0500 | Comment by: arthur
Any other President, and this guy would never had seen the light of day again for a good long time, but nope, had to be that this was Trump, so of course, they are going to give this idiot every chance to carry out whatever he wants to.
2025-11-29T17:52-0500 | Comment by: James
So why isn't this POS in jail?!!!