A man who allegedly jumped a wall at Mar-a-Lago, the Palm Beach estate of former President Donald Trump, was arrested by authorities just one day before Trump was set to return there. The incident occurred last Thursday, as reported by WPBF, with the suspect identified as Jeffrey D. Olson.

Olson is facing charges for knowingly entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds after he purportedly scaled the northern wall and made his way to the property's east lawn. Secret Service agents were quick to detain him. Despite "restricted access" signs that clearly demarcate private grounds, the accused seemed to have intentionally ignored these warnings to supposedly attempt to directly contact President Trump. Olson's motivation for the infiltration remains undisclosed beyond his desire to speak with Trump, with no further details provided in his arrest report about the discourse he sought, as detailed by The Palm Beach Post.

According to the federal complaint obtained by The Palm Beach Post, Olson now potentially faces a maximum of one year in jail, five years probation, and a fine up to $100,000 if convicted. This scenario had been similarly played out by another individual, Bijan Arceo, just weeks prior, who had also been arrested for trespassing on Mar-a-Lago property when Trump was away in Washington, D.C.

Olson is being represented by the Office of the Federal Public Defender, which has not commented on the open case.