According to the US Department of Justice, a Pennsylvania man was charged yesterday, on Wednesday, with making threats against US President Joe Biden, Democratic Deputy Beni Thompson, chair of the House of Representatives committee selected to look into the events surrounding the storming of the Capitol on January 6, and a judge in the US District Court.
The man is charged with transmitting a message that indicated “malicious anthra Axios news.”
According to a statement from the Ministry of Justice, the letter made reference to Thompson’s position on the committee and also threatened both his family and Judge Robert Mariani.
The American Capitol police’s inquiry, which was reported by the Ministry of Justice, found that “the white substance that was attached to the threats did not constitute an imminent threat to public safety.
” In a separate incident, the police said that a 80 -year -old Georgia was illegally suspended on the land of the US Congress in Washington, saying that he wanted to hand out documents to the Supreme Court, was arrested yesterday after three rifles were found in his truck, according to what he reported. Axios.
Congress police said in a written statement that Tony Payne from Tanil Hill, Georgia, was arrested on charges of bringing weapons to the Capitol.
Two of the truck’s passengers were held by the police but not the other. At around 3:45 p.m. local time, Congress police officers observed a white automobile making an unauthorised stop close to the US Supreme Court building. When they approached, the three passengers said they were there to present paperwork to the court.
According to the police, Payne told the cops that the truck contained weapons, and during the search, two handguns, a gun, tube, and ammunition packs were discovered.
Numerous people are detained each year for bringing firearms to Congress, she continued.
A man is being accused in Washington of threatening to assassinate Biden, a Democratic Deputy, and a judge.
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