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Texas man sentenced to 33 months for threatening California Rep. Waters

Brian Gaherty of Houston, Texas, received a $10,000 fine and a 33-month prison term for leaving threatening voicemails on Congresswoman Waters' office phone in Los Angeles County.
Gaherty pleaded guilty to one felony count of threatening a U.S. Official in January in downtown Los Angeles.
A criminal indictment stated Gaherty made threatening calls to the congresswoman's office in August and November 2022.

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