Man who threatened to 'blow Trump's brains out
The complaint said only that he is a truck driver and was born in 1984.
Abu Dhabi - Emirates Voice
A truck driver has been charged in federal court with threatening to assassinate President Donald Trump in several phone calls to Secret Service field offices.
Special Agent Matthew Lariviere wrote in a criminal complaint unsealed Tuesday that James Anthony Jackson repeatedly called the Secret Service field office in Chicago on Oct. 12-13 and made more phone calls to the field office in Detroit on Oct. 18 threatening to "blow Trump's brains out."
The complaint said only that Jackson is a truck driver and that he was born in 1984.
Lariviere wrote Jackson called from a phone that was registered to James Jackson Profit Group LLC in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Detroit News reports the company is linked to an outreach center in Grand Rapids.
The News reports Jackson was born in 1984 but a hometown wasn't available and the US Attorney's Office refused to discuss the case.
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