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Man charged with stalking, accused of sending Wisconsin’s chief justice intimidating emails
Ryan Thornton sent nine threatening emails causing Chief Justice Karofsky to fear for her safety and require police escorts, officials said.
- Ryan Thornton, 37, of Racine was charged with one felony count of stalking and sending intimidating emails to Wisconsin Chief Justice Jill Karofsky.
- According to the criminal complaint, Thornton sent Karofsky nine emails accusing her of being manipulative and asking for her home address, frightening her.
- Karofsky declined to comment but said through a spokesperson that threats against the judiciary are taken seriously and ensuring safety is a priority.
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Racine man charged with stalking state Supreme Court chief justice
The nine emails Ryan T. Thornton sent refer to Karofsky as a derogatory term for a person with intellectual disabilities and advise her to “eject yourself from office.”
·Madison, United States
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A Racine man was arraigned this week after prosecutors say he repeatedly threatened Wisconsin Chief Justice Jill Karofsky. The post Bond set for Racine man accused of stalking Wisconsin’s chief justice appeared first on WPR.
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Man charged with stalking, accused of sending Wisconsin's chief justice intimidating emails
A Wisconsin man faces a stalking charge after he allegedly sent the state Supreme Court's liberal chief justice a series of intimidating emails.
·United States
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