Alabama Man Indicted for Threatening Georgia Officials in Trump's Election Case
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Arthur Ray Hanson II, of Huntsville, Alabama, has been indicted in federal court for leaving threatening voice mail messages to Fani T. Willis, the district attorney of Fulton County, Georgia, and Patrick Labat, the county's sheriff, regarding their involvement in the investigation of former President Donald Trump for election interference. Hanson faces charges of transmitting interstate threats to injure the officials and will be arraigned on November 13. The threats were made days before Trump and 18 associates were indicted in the state. Willis has received over 150 threats in the span of two months, prompting concerns for her safety.
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- Alabama man charged with making threats against Georgia prosecutor, sheriff over Trump election case The Associated Press
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