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From: locogringo8/14/2025 4:37:36 PM
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Federal Judges Refuse to Detain Rhode Island Man Indicted for Allegedly Threatening to Assassinate Trump

Despite four assault convictions since 2014, Carl D. Montague was released with an ankle monitor by a Biden-appointed judge.

A Rhode Island man indicted for allegedly threatening to assassinate President Donald J. Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller remains free on a GPS ankle monitor after two Democrat-affiliated federal judges refused the U.S. Department of Justice’s motions to jail him pending trial.

Carl D. Montague, 37, of Providence, was charged in an August 13 indictment with threats against the president, interstate threats, and threatening to assault, kidnap, or murder a United States official. All are felony charges that carry possible prison terms from five to 20 years.

...“Further, the defendant committed the first three of these offenses while on probation and after having been court ordered to undergo mental health treatment and/or substance abuse counseling. Put simply, the defendant’s recent violent threats are the latest in a long history of violent and threatening behavior,” Donovan said.

After his initial appearance in federal court July 9, Montague “lashed out in a profanity-laden outburst at reporters who were waiting outside the courthouse,” Donovan said.
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