Man arrested after flying to Palm Beach to 'smoke a joint' with President Trump

A 27-year-old man told deputies he flew from Ohio to smoke with President Donald Trump, the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said.

Tyler Jon Marrone, of Columbus, Ohio, arrived at Palm Beach International Airport on April 18 with intentions of meeting Trump and "smoking a joint with him at Mar-a-Lago, and have a sit down meeting," according to an arrest report. Marrone said he found a credit card and thought it was a "gift from God," so he bought himself a plane ticket to go see the president.

Deputies say in the arrest report that Marrone fully intended to head to Mar-a-Lago to try to talk to Pres. Trump about, "the static and frequency feedback," that he constantly hears, "emanating from my basement and from fans," in his head.

Marrone's mother says he suffers from depression and paranoia, and quit taking his psychiatric medication, the arrest report shows. He's also tried to commit suicide twice.

Marrone was also found with methamphetamines, telling deputies he had, "self prescribed Adderall in his bag," according to the arrest report. Deputies say Marrone needed a psychiatric assessment and met the criteria for involuntary hospitalization under Florida's Baker Act law.