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12 Sep, 6 tweets, 3 min read
BREAKING: The @FBIAnchorage has charged a Kasilof resident with making unlawful Threatening Interstate Communications for allegedly sending bomb and other death threats to individuals in Vermont. #aklaw
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The response: "What the fuck are you talking about" is priceless.
The dude called the Massachusetts State Police and said he was going to bomb them. The MSP asked if he was threatening them, and he said "Damn fucking right, I am." AMAZING. @SeamusHughes
Tarball had a ticket to fly to Vermont on September 11. It's not clear if he's been arrested yet. There's no notice of arrest on the docket.
Tarbell got a ticket from the Alaska State Troopers in May for driving a motorcycle without a license.

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