I never worked a terrorism case but this sounds like a terroristic threat? Can anyone with expertise in this chime in? She uses the future tense, gives a time and place, says she'll be armed, indicates what her political goal is...I mean I'm not saying I know—I'm honestly asking.
https://twitter.com/Phil_Lewis_/status/1484550121496973313
(PS) She also says her weapons will not just be "loaded" but "ready [to be fired]." I'm *pretty* sure law enforcement needs to make contact with her ASAP if they haven't already. Anyway, I'm tweeting this out to see if I'm missing something, and if not to give it more attention.
(PS2) Um, I'm sorry, but, in response to the article below... just *no*. I don't think you can say what this person said; have the school board *go your way* (negating your threat); and then apologize and have it be okay. This needs to be looked into ASAP. whsv.com/2022/01/21/off…
(PS3) Because the next time—in this county or another—the vote *won't* go the threatening individual's way and an "apology" *won't* be what the school deals with in response. This sort of language is so dangerous and needs to be dealt with by law enforcement in a responsible way.
(PS4) COURTHOUSE NEWS: "Page Co. Public Schools Superintendent Antonia Fox and School Board Chair Megan Gordon condemned [the] comments....adding the board was in communication with local, state and federal law enforcement and would increase police presence in schools on Monday."
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