A Rhode Island man has been arrested after he threatened to shoot and kill President Donald Trump and other top officials in a profanity-laced Truth Social post.

Federal authorities arrested Carl D. Montague, 37, on Wednesday after he posted a death threat against Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller on Truth Social, the social media platform Trump owns, a federal complaint states.

Trump Media and Technology, the social media platform’s parent company, notified the U.S. Secret Service of a threat on June 27.

Law enforcement traced Montague’s online information to an apartment in Providence. By June 30, agents discovered Montague “hiding in the bathtub” of another man’s apartment. The 37-year-old then “began confessing to making threats before agents were able to introduce themselves or explained why they were there.”

He told law enforcement that he was “smoking a lot of marijuana” when he posted the threat and claimed he deleted his Truth Social account after posting the message, according to the filing.

He was “upset with current politics and expressed his frustrations via Truth Social,” the complaint states. Montague mentioned that he didn’t have “a specific reason to direct his threat towards” Miller or Bondi, but had merely seen their names in other posts he was viewing at the time; he even said he couldn’t identify the attorney general.

Montague told agents he didn’t intend to shoot or inflict any violence against government officials, adding that he doesn’t own or have access to any weapons.

He “expressed remorse for his post,” the filing says.

Authorities charged with conveying threats against the President, interstate threats, and making threats to assault and kidnap, or murder of a United States official, judge, or law enforcement officer.

Montague’s arrest comes two days after a Palm Beach woman approached the south gate of Mar-a-Lago just before 10 p.m. on Monday stating she had an “urgent message for the President of the United States,” an affidavit states.

The Palm Beach Police Department arrived at the residence after the Secret Service said it was investigating the woman, Caroline Shaw, as a "suspicious person,” the filing says.

Shaw told officers that she had firearms inside her vehicle, which she drove to Mar-a-Lago despite having a suspended license, the affidavit states.

Shaw was arrested and charged with driving with a suspended license and failing to register a vehicle. She has pleaded not guilty, records show.

The judge set her bond at $2,000 and handed down a no-contact order with Trump. Shaw is prohibited from Mar-a-Lago, its adjacent properties, and “any other Trump property,” the order states.

Before returning to the White House, Trump faced two assassination attempts, including one at Butler, Pennsylvania where he was struck in the ear by a bullet just minutes into a campaign rally.