US EditionAlabama man charged with threatening rabbis, imam and others in multiple Southern states
- An Alabama man, Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker, has been charged with making threats to rabbis and an imam in multiple Southern states, including declaring, "I want you to die."
- Shoemaker was charged with making an Interstate Communications Threat, according to federal prosecutors.
- The FBI was notified of credible threats of violence against multiple synagogues in Alabama and surrounding states, leading to Shoemaker's arrest.
- An FBI agent stated that Shoemaker made threats to a rabbi, saying, "I continue to push the Muslimeens to kill you Rabbis.
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Alabama man charged with making threats to rabbis, an imam and others
Federal prosecutors have charged an Alabama man with making threatening calls and texts to multiple rabbis, an imam and others in the South, including telling one rabbi that “I want you to die.” Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker of Needham, Alabama, was charged with making an Interstate Communications Threat. He was arrested earlier on related state charges of resisting arrest and possession of a pistol by a person forbidden to legally have a handgun. An…
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Alabama man charged with threatening rabbis, imam and others in multiple Southern states
Federals prosecutors have charged an Alabama man with making threatening calls and texts to multiple rabbis, an imam and others in the South, including telling one that “I want you to die.”Jeremy Wayne Shoemaker of Needham, Alabama, was charged with making an Interstate Communications Threat.
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