Threats

Sentencing for Trump’s Hush Money Case Delayed; Rise in Threats Against Judges and Prosecutors Highlighted

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LAS VARGAS, Nevada — Federal authorities have arrested a Las Vegas resident, Spencer Gear, on multiple charges after he allegedly threatened to harm several government officials across the United States. Gear, 32, faces 22 felony counts relating to threats aimed at individuals including a New York judge and the district attorney involved in the hush money trial of former President Donald Trump. Gear was taken into custody in Nevada and entered a not guilty plea earlier this week. His indictment, which was initially sealed, lists 11 victims with only their initials disclosed. Among those targeted … Read more

Kansas City Officers Team Up for Enhanced Security at GOP Convention in Milwaukee Following Recent Threats

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Milwaukee, Wis. – A significant dispatch from the Kansas City police and Missouri State Highway Patrol is en route to Milwaukee, aiming to bolster security at the upcoming Republican National Convention. In light of recent threats, including a harrowing incident involving former President Donald Trump, local and national law agencies are ramping up efforts to safeguard the event. The republican gathering, scheduled for July 15-18, will be under tight security as Kansas City officials travel over 500 miles to Wisconsin. The event, set against Milwaukee’s backdrop, will be at the helm of the GOP’s activities, … Read more

Des Moines County Sheriff’s Office Alerts Citizens to Rising Jury Duty Scam Threats

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DES MOINES, Iowa — Officials in Des Moines County are raising alarms over a series of jury duty scams targeting residents, urging the public to remain vigilant and aware of fraudulent activities. The Des Moines County Sheriff’s Office reported an increase in complaints where scammers, pretending to be law enforcement officers, demand payments for alleged missed jury duties. According to Sheriff Kevin Glendening, these scammers often use intimidation tactics, threatening arrest or legal action unless immediate payment is made. They typically ask for payment via gift cards, wire transfers, or other untraceable methods, which are … Read more

Jennifer Crumbley Requests House Arrest instead of Prison Sentence as Threats Against Prosecutor Surface

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PONTIAC, Mich. – Jennifer Crumbley, the defendant in the Oxford High School shooting case, has requested house arrest instead of a prison sentence. The prosecutor’s office revealed that if given this punishment, Jennifer would live in her lawyer’s guest house. Oakland County Assistant Prosecutor Marc Keast detailed this request in a recent sentencing memo. Keast argued that such a sentence would be inadequate given the severity of the tragedy caused by Jennifer’s negligence. According to the memo, Jennifer’s attorney, Shannon Smith, is advocating for her release on a tether and for her to reside in … Read more