Because the daughter was making threats against my family, making threats against me.
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Mr. Ramos had a history of making threats against the paper.
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She also called for Trump's impeachment and challenged those making threats against her.
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Wayne State University has suspended a student for allegedly making threats against immigrants.
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In 2016, a Tampa woman was indicted on four counts of making threats against Pozner.
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A student was arrested at Fresno High School Tuesday for making threats against the school.
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In the real world, Clark is accused of making threats against multiple people in recent days.
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He told VICE News earlier this year that Schoep had been making threats against his daughter.
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Dispatcher: O.K., so you're being — the F.B.I. is making threats against you is what you're saying?
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The New York Post reported that DeNino was caught on tape making threats against Castro's life.
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Instead, Kyle Long was arrested Sunday by Mountain View police in California on suspicion of making threats against Google.
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Earlier, police said eight people suspected of disclosing officers' private information online and making threats against them had been arrested.
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Police said Wilson was making threats against McAlester High School in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, about 90 miles south of Tulsa.
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Mr. Kadar was arrested in Israel on March 203, 2017, after months of making threats against Jewish institutions, the authorities say.
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The tournament scene is notoriously toxic and players and commentators have been banned for making threats against female competitors and cosplayers.
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The threat came after Trump warned North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to stop making threats against the U.S. and allies.
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As a young boy he was seen in al Qaeda propaganda videos, surrounded by men wielding guns, making threats against the West.
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Microsoft is making these moves after the ascent of the Gamergate controversy, which led to people harassing and making threats against women.
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Within days, the president's supporters were making threats against her and publishing her personal information, including her home address and where she studied.
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The North Korean threat came after President Trump issued a warning to Pyongyang to stop making threats against the U.S. and its allies.
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Lance said that he doesn't remember Katz ever making threats against "Trueboy" (the handle of Elijah Clayton, one of the victims) or other players.
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Ware pleaded guilty in October to making threats against the president after guards intercepted a second letter in which he threatened to kill Trump.
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Cohen and Democrats in Congress have accused Trump of attempting to intimidate him out of testifying against Trump by making threats against Cohen's family.
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In March 2015, Hilton pleaded guilty to making threats against flight attendants on board a British Airways flight from London to Los Angeles in 2014.
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The survey was conducted after Trump vowed North Korea will face "fire, fury and frankly power" should it continue making threats against the United States.
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They also accuse him of making threats against them, appearing to use his powerful position in law enforcement as a means to keep them silent.
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Trump and the media Trump stepped up his anti-media attacks, even after multiple suspects were arrested for making threats against members of the news media.
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In fact, if Trump continues making threats against Iran, he could push Iran and North Korea closer together – something our own intelligence agencies are quite concerned about.
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ICE arrested Armando Clemente Ramos, a member of MS-13, for making threats against the NYPD in the Bronx on Thursday, a second law enforcement official said.
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One man was arrested in New York last week for making threats against some Jewish institutions in what authorities believe was a cyberstalking case against a former girlfriend.
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Zach has stayed mostly a background player in the season, and for a while, it was suspected that maybe he was the one making threats against those testifying.
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Edwards is facing charges of making threats against a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer without violence, driving under the influence, and prior refusal to submit to testing.
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In March 2015, he plead guilty to assault for making threats against both passengers and flight attendants on an international flight from London to Los Angeles in July 2014.
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In March 2015, Conrad plead guilty to assault for making threats against both passengers and flight attendants on an international flight from London to Los Angeles in July 2014.
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Zachary Benson, 24, could face five years in prison if convicted of the federal charge of making threats against the president and successors to the presidency, NBC News said.
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Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Jr. said Tuesday that he will not be intimidated into silence following the suspension of his Twitter account for making threats against journalists.
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Hilton has been on probation since 2015, when he plead guilty to making threats against flight attendants and passengers on a flight from London to Los Angeles in July 2014.
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President Trump breezily dismissed the notion that he might have scared his former attorney and "fixer," Michael Cohen, out of testifying voluntarily before Congress by making threats against Cohen's family.
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Hilton has been on probation since 2015, when he plead guilty to making threats against flight attendants and passengers on a flight from London to Los Angeles in August 2014.
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According to the Anti-Defamation League, Holzer's arrest is the 13th time someone has been arrested on accusations of plotting attacks or making threats against the Jewish community since then.
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Mr. Herdman's office has charged others with making threats against federal law enforcement officers and against Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat of New York and a frequent target of conservative criticism.
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After a three-day trial, a jury convicted Stephen Taubert of threatening to assault a federal official, making threats against a former president and using interstate commerce to make a threat.
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He and Sony, his longtime record label, just parted ways ... his ex-manager was arrested for making threats against Joycelyn Savage's family ... and he's still plagued by allegations of sexual abuse.
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Kelly repeatedly praised al Qaeda and Osama Bin Laden in interviews with the Irish media and was arrested in 2011 for making threats against U.S. President Barack Obama ahead of his visit to Ireland.
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De Lesseps first entered an alcohol treatment facility late last year, after being arrested for disorderly intoxication, battery of an officer, resisting arrested and making threats against a public servant in Palm Beach, Fla.
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And while some leaders of Jewish institutions are calling the arrest a relief, others are saying they're bothered by the fact that the person suspected of making threats against Jewish centers is himself reportedly Jewish.
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Last month, a former manager for the singer turned himself in to authorities in Georgia, where he was wanted on a charge of making threats against one of the families that took part in the documentary.
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Mr. Holzer's arrest marks the 13th time since the Pittsburgh attack that authorities have apprehended someone for allegedly plotting attacks or making threats against a Jewish community, according to a report from the Anti-Defamation League.
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Separately on Friday, a former manager for the singer turned himself into authorities in Georgia, where he was wanted on a charge of making threats against one of the families that took part in the Lifetime documentary.
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The report, originally in the Washington Post, was the catalyst for Trump's "fire and fury" rhetoric, which threatened retaliation on Pyongyang should they not cease making threats against the US. Top military official arrives in South Korea Gen.
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He said Monday morning that he feels confident in making threats against companies that consider outsourcing because he believes the tax and regulation cuts would eliminate the biggest justifications to leave the U.S. and eliminate American jobs in the first place.
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While she was originally charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest with violence, battery on an officer, and making threats against a public servant after she was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, de Lesseps is instead pleading guilty to battery, trespassing, and disorderly intoxication.
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He also pleaded guilty to one count related to sending letters with fake anthrax, an offense that carries a maximum term of imprisonment of five years, and one count of making threats against the president, which carries a maximum of five years.
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Mason is a former federal prosecutor who in 2009 won a conviction against a man charged with making threats against then-presidential candidate Barack Obama, only to have the conviction overturned on the basis that his supposedly threatening words were in fact protected free speech.
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As we argued in an amicus brief filed on Bell's behalf -- a brief that has drawn the support of numerous scholars and well-known rap artists alike -- Bell wasn't being punished for making threats against school employees, even if that was the school's justification.
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Those tensions did not deter Trump from promoting a number of controversial actions his administration has taken over the past year, including leaving the U.N. Human Rights Council, refusing to sign a global migration agreement, moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and making threats against the International Criminal Court.
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That tension did not deter Trump from promoting a number of controversial actions his administration has taken over the past year, including leaving the U.N. Human Rights Council, refusing to sign a global migration agreement, moving the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and making threats against the International Criminal Court.
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A 25-year-old man on Tuesday pleaded guilty in an Iowa court to making threats against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE, including hatching a plot detonate bombs at the White House.
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An unnamed 13-year-old was also arrested on suspicion of making threats against a local Walmart on Instagram, CBS Austin reportedIn Florida, the FBI and local police arrested 26-year-old Richard Clayton, an alleged white supremacist who is accused of threatening to attack Walmart with an AR-15, according to local channel My News 13.
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"Instead, Kyle Long was arrested Sunday by Mountain View police in California on suspicion of making threats against Google... A spokesperson for Mountain View police told BuzzFeed News that Kyle Long didn't threaten specific people at Google, but that the Maine resident had "made general threats of violence towards unknown people if the meeting regarding his YouTube channel didn't go as he wanted it to.
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A man arrested Thursday for allegedly making threats against The Boston Globe praised President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE as he left court following his release on bail.
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He was due to meet in court in 2013 for having uploaded a video on YouTube, for which he was charged with making threats against the Norwegian government and the King of Norway.
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In June 2010, Salangi got involved in a dispute with journalists at a press conference after he allegedly refused to answer their questions and proceeded to speak unprofessionally, including making threats against them.Hashmi, Abdul Mueed. "Journalists blame security officials of offensive language." Pajhwok Afghan News.
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Isel Acosta has been assaulted by mobs: "banging on windows and doors, shouting insults and making threats against her life. The Cuban government has organized mob assaults against its critics in the past, and there are indications of official involvement in this incident, as well".
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The pair had been feuding for a while, with the instigator of the January fight being the name of the Facebook page used to organize the movement. Ludosky also claimed Drouet had been making threats against her. Ludosky said the split meant she was finally able to freely criticize his behavior.
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Sharkey was investigated by the United States Secret Service for threatening to impale President George W. Bush. Agents visited Sharkey at his home for questioning. A spokesman for the Secret Service said that he didn't believe the investigation was an overreaction. He has also been jailed in Tennessee for making threats against an Indiana judge.
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Cape Breton Post, May 10, 2013. Retrieved May 10, 2013. Paris's lawyer appeared in court July 4, 2013 on his behalf and stated that he was accepting responsibility for a minor assault and making threats against Colwell, and by doing so, could end up with no criminal record. The Crown prosecutor recommended that Paris enter the adult diversion program.
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In July 2005, terrorists attacked the makeshift temple at the site of the destroyed mosque. In 2007, M. N. Gopal Das, the then head of the Ram temple, received phone calls making threats against his life. Many terror attacks by banned jihadi outfits like Indian Mujahideen cited the demolition of Babri Mosque as an excuse for terrorist attacks.
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Demir has received death threats as a result of her opposition to Turkey's treatment of its Kurdish population. In 2017 a man was sentenced to 6 months in prison for making threats against her. On 6 December 2018, the correctional court of Hasselt sentenced a man from Beringen with a fine of 400 Euros for threatening Zuhal Demir on Facebook.
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In March 2010, Norman Leboon was arrested for making threats against Cantor and his family. In 2011, Cantor received two threatening phone calls from Glendon Swift who left "screaming, profanity-laden messages [that] allegedly stated that he was going to destroy Cantor, rape his daughter and kill his wife." Swift was sentenced in April 2012 to 13 months in federal prison.
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Jean agrees to go on a romantic date with Cyclops. However, they are led to a group of outcast mutants known as Morlocks. Callisto, the group leader, blackmails Cyclops into ruling the Morlocks beside her by making threats against Jean. Professor Xavier is alerted by Jean's tremendously strong telepathic abilities and sends Wolverine, Gambit, Rogue, and Storm to rescue them.
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American Association for the Advancement of Science: Report on Science and Human Rights. Fall/Winter 2004 Vol XXIV, No. 2. After the protest, the INDE filed a formal complaint to the Public Prosecutor’s Office stating that the leaders of the protest were charged with threatening the internal security of the nation, causing bodily harm, and making threats against the INDE.Amnesty International. “Guatemala Human Rights Defenders at Risk”.
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" Later that month, a 52-year-old man from Nipawin, Saskatchewan was charged with threatening to shoot Trudeau and blow up the Parliament buildings in Ottawa. In May 2019, a man with connections to the yellow vests movement was arrested for making threats against Trudeau at a fundraising event in Mississauga, Ontario. Protesters there accused Trudeau of advancing "global communism" and again condemned him as a "traitor.
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At the end of his NFL career, Billups committed numerous criminal acts of violence. He pled guilty in June 1993 for making threats against Washington Bullets basketball player Rex Chapman, whose sister Billups had been dating and abusing. Billups had a romantic relationship with Jenny Chapman and twice called her to warn her against seeing other people. Because of earlier threats, Jenny Chapman had contacted the FBI, which recorded two calls.
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Ludosky continued her travels through France to witness her movement, going to Bourges on 12 January 2019. On 14 January 2019, Ludosky announced on Facebook that she was distancing herself from Drouet. The pair had been feuding for a while, with the instigator of the January fight being the name of the Facebook page used to organize the movement. Ludosky also claimed Drouet had been making threats against her.
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In December 2017, de Lesseps was arrested in Palm Beach, Florida on charges of disorderly intoxication, resisting arrest, battery of an officer, and making threats against a public servant. She was later released on her own recognizance, but was charged with a third-degree felony on January 25, 2018. After her release she entered an alcohol treatment program. She still suffers with addiction and has admitted that she has lost her socialite status.
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As the Watauga settlements were in Cherokee territory, the British colonial officials considered them illegal. In March 1775, the settlers purchased the lands from the Cherokee, with Sevier listed as a witness to the agreement. The British refused to recognize the purchase, however, and continued to demand that the settlers leave. A band of Cherokee led by Dragging Canoe disagreed with the tribe's sale of communal lands, and began making threats against the settlers.
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Mitchell felt insulted that Reg had only visited him in person once and was particularly upset that he could not visit his parents, despite them living nearby. He grew increasingly agitated and began making threats against the Krays. To placate him, they brought a woman to the flat: Liza Prescott, a blonde night club hostess, with whom Mitchell soon became enamored, further complicating the situation. The Krays decided the only solution was to kill him.
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In September 2008, Palin described Wooten as "a trooper who is making threats against the First Family." On September 18 she again mentioned "his threats against the First Family." This seems to indicate that Wooten has made threats subsequent to the time that Palin became governor. However, Palin's September 2008 legal filings do not detail any threats that took place after Palin became governor, or at any time since April 11, 2005, when the divorce was filed.
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Hussain was arrested on 25 October 2012, charged with making threats against two journalists, one of whom was Nina Johnsrud, and for hate speech against Jews. He was convicted in February 2014 and sentenced to a 120-day prison term, although he was released immediately due to the time he had already spent in custody. On 8 July 2014, Hussain was charged with multiple counts of encouraging others to commit murder and acts of terrorism. He denied all charges.
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Maronites gained self-rule and secured their position in the independent Lebanon in 1943. French intervention on behalf of the Maronites had begun with the capitulations of the Ottoman Empire, agreements made during the 16th to the 19th centuries. In 1866, when Youssef Bey Karam led a Maronite uprising in Mount Lebanon, a French-led naval force arrived to help, making threats against the governor, Dawood Pasha, at the Sultan's Porte and later removing Karam to safety.
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The DVD called Anonymous a "dangerous" group and accused them of making threats against Scientology. Men claiming to be from the law firm Latham and Watkins delivered the DVD to family members of at least one person who protested. YouTube user "AnonymousFacts", which Radar Online described as an associate of Scientology, displayed the names and personal information of several supposed Anonymous members and accused the group of violent threats and terrorism. YouTube quickly took the video down and suspended the "AnonymousFacts" account.
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Elgin shows the Doctor the amazing technological development housed at the library — the wetworks facility. The Doctor is not particularly impressed until Elgin reveals to him that it contains all the knowledge in the Universe. The Doctor comments that not even the Time Lords had made such a break through using that technology, which is why the Matrix was built. Elgin mentions that aggressive aliens had been making threats against the library, and the Doctor eventually gets out of him that it is the Daleks.
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The gun shop owner said Blanchard had visited the store but did not buy any weapons. Blanchard was placed into custody on felony charges of making threats against a major candidate for president, and a psychiatric evaluation was ordered. It was questioned how much evidence existed that he planned to go through with an assassination attempt; later, according to a federal affidavit, there was no proof of any furtherance of his crime. In June 2009, Blanchard was sentenced to one year and one day in prison for making the threats.
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On June 3, 2009, Turner was arrested in New Jersey and charged with inciting injury to two politicians in Connecticut and a state ethics official. The warrant issued was for inciting his website's readers to "take up arms" against the officials. Two weeks later, Turner was re-arrested on June 24, 2009 at his New Jersey home for making threats against the judges of the United States Court of Appeals in Chicago. When he was arrested, FBI officials seized 200 rounds of ammunition as well as three handguns and one shotgun.
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In December 2014, she filed a lawsuit against her agency Polaris Entertainment to nullify her contract on the grounds of being sexually harassed by its president Lee Kyu-tae; Polaris denied those allegations and countered that Clara had been blackmailing the agency to end her contract which is due to expire in 2018. In July 2015, prosecutors cleared Clara of the blackmail allegations and indicted Lee for making threats against her that implied physical violence. On 18 September 2015 Clara dropped her suit against Polaris Entertainment, bringing their legal battle to an end.
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Emma then spoke personally with George Hicks, warning him not to keep making threats against her and her husband. Hicks relented, never speaking against the Lees on his column again. He did, however, complain about the Lees to the town's Bishop, who proposed that Hicks and Lee should be baptized together. Emma Lee agreed, but not without complaining; she told the bishop she'd do it "seeing that (the bishop) are so inconsiderate as to require a woman to be immersed when the water is full of snow and that too for defending the rights of her husband".
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On October 4, 2016, the Providence Journal reported that social media threats were made against Tolman High School and Goff Junior High in Pawtucket that prompted rumors of clown sightings. There was also reports of a clown with a machete chasing people out of Slater Park on three separate occasion and that a clown was seen hanging around schools in the same city. A teenage boy was arrested soon after for making threats against schools on social media involving clown masks. In Coventry, elementary school students had to spend their recess indoors after a social media post stated that a clown was going to appear at Hopkins Hill School.
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Harold Charles "Hal" Turner (born March 15, 1962) is an American far-right political commentator and convicted felon from North Bergen, New Jersey. Turner's viewpoints typically encompass Holocaust denial, conspiracy theory, white supremacy, and have included calls for assassination of government officials. In August 2010, he was convicted for making threats against three federal judges with the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, for which he spent two years in prison. Turner has sporadically hosted The Hal Turner Show, usually on shortwave radio station WBCQ, since 2002, as well as a corresponding blog, which has changed URLs frequently and has spread hoaxes and fake news.
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On November 3, Incognito was suspended by the Dolphins for "conduct detrimental to the team." The next day, it was reported that Incognito had sent numerous texts and voicemails making threats against Martin and Martin's family. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the most egregious of these exchanges was a highly graphic voicemail Incognito left in April 2013, in which Incognito called Martin a "half-nigger piece of shit," threatened to slap Martin's mother across the face and even uttered a death threat against Martin. Until obtaining the tape from Martin's legal team, the Dolphins had publicly maintained the charges against Incognito were pure speculation.
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On December 10, she pleaded guilty and was sent to the Texas State Prison System. The U.S. government contracts with county and state officials nationwide to hold federal prisoners pending trial. On July 16, 2014 most of the charges against Richardson were dropped as per her plea agreement. The charges of making threats against the President of the United States and mailing threatening communications were dropped. Richardson was convicted of the charge pertaining to manufacture and possession of a biological weapon and sentenced to 18 years in prison, $367,222 in restitution, $100 special assessment fee (for psychological testing), 5 years' supervised release and ordered to undergo psychological treatment while in prison and continue psychological treatment after her release.
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In 2017, Stephen Taubert, a 59-year-old Air Force veteran and resident of Syracuse, New York, called the office of Senator Al Franken and, in a rant full of racial slurs, said he was going to “hang” former President Barack Obama. On April 29, 2019, United States District Court Judge Glenn T. Suddaby sentenced him to federal prison for 46 months for that crime and for making threats against the life of Congresswoman Maxine Waters and her staff. His sentence came six weeks after a jury found him guilty of threatening to kill a former United States president, transmitting a threat in interstate commerce and making a threat to influence, impede or retaliate against a federal official. At his sentencing, Taubert said “I’m sorry for the offensive language. That’s all it was.
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Palestinian Intifada, Tehran, 2017 Khamenei is an opponent of the State of Israel and Zionism, and has been criticized for anti-Semitic rhetoric and for making threats against Israel. On 15 December 2000, Khamenei called Israel a "cancerous tumor of a state" that "should be removed from the region"Khamenei: 'Tumor' of Israel is world's biggest problem Ynet News. 19 August 2012Iranian Leader: Israel A "Cancerous Tumor" CBS News. 4 March 2009Israel a ‘cancerous tumor’ and Middle East’s biggest problem, Iranian supreme leader says The Times of Israel. 19 August 2012 and in 2013 called Israel a "rabid dog", as well as in 2014 during the Gaza war, for what he called attacking innocent people. In 2014, a tweet from an account attributed to Khamenei, claimed that there was no cure for Israel but its annihilation.
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Maze Prison, outside Lisburn, where Wright was sent in April 1997, and shot dead the following December Despite a series of sectarian murders and attacks on Catholic property attributed to the LVF from 1996 to early 1997 (although they were not claimed by the organisation), Wright was not imprisoned until 7 March 1997 when he was convicted of two offences: committing an act with intent to pervert the course of justice, and making threats against the life of a woman, Gwen Read. This threat by Wright, which led to his arrest in January 1997, followed an altercation with Read's family and LVF members. He was sentenced to eight years imprisonment for both offences and initially imprisoned at HMP Maghaberry. On 18 March, he received a visit from DUP politician Peter Robinson (who would be elected First Minister of Northern Ireland in 2008).
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Federal Bureau of Investigation – Memphis Field Division – Press Release – Department of Justice Both men were charged with illegal possession of a sawed-off shotgun, conspiracy to rob a firearms dealer and making threats against a presidential candidate; a superseding indictment additionally charged the pair with civil rights conspiracy and conspiracy, and charged Cowart with destruction of religious property and a related firearms charge. Authorities have found no evidence that anyone besides the two men were involved in the plot, but as of October 2008 authorities were said to be investigating the possibility. Both Schlesselman and Cowart acknowledged that they would be killed as a result of the murders and insisted they were willing to die. Authorities said the pair planned to break into a gun shop to steal more weapons for their attack, and also bought nylon rope and ski masks at Walmart to use in a robbery or home invasion to fund the spree.
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Throughout the episode, Leland tries to figure out what her nickname T.K. stands for, but when he finds out that her first name is Trudy, he suggests that they stick with calling her T.K. In the episode "Mr. Monk is the Best Man", she is proposed to by Stottlemeyer after they have been dating for six months. While trying to deal with the investigation into the murder of wanted ecoterrorist Martin Kettering, Leland finds himself in trouble when someone starts making threats against him and T.K. The stalker first breaks into and ransacks Leland's apartment, then uses a voice scrambler and calls T.K. to scare her, even setting Leland's car on fire and setting off a bomb at the wedding rehearsal. Monk eventually discovers that the attacks are the work of T.K.'s maid of honor and best friend Stephanie Briggs, who happens to be an accomplice of Kettering's and killed him after he blackmailed her for money.
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"The Fame Of A Witch" (The Pennsylvania Lawyer. Craig R. Shagin, Published by the Pennsylvania Bar Association, September–October 2016) This occurred one and a half years after William Penn arrived on October 27, 1682, on the vessel Welcome and landed to take seisin possession of Pennsylvania, his royal land grant colony of "Penn's Woods" named after his father by King Charles II. Pennsylvania was a common law colony and the law of England applied. The English Witchcraft Act of 1604 made conjuration, witchcraft, and dealing with evil and wicked spirits a felony offense punishable by death by hanging without benefit of clergy.Statutes of the Realm, 1 Ja. 1, c. 12. (London 1817; repr. The Statutes, 3rd ed., London, 1950) Like other British colonies, Pennsylvania was subject to the James I of England 1604 statute against witchcraft; however, Mattson's and Hendrickson's is the only such trial recorded from the Pennsylvania Colony. Accused by several neighbors, as well as her own daughter in law, Mattson's alleged crimes included making threats against neighbors, causing cows to give little milk, bewitching and killing livestock and appearing to witnesses in spectral form.
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