Georgia Polling Places Targeted by Russian-Origin Bomb Threat Hoaxes
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A Georgia poll worker, Nicholas Wimbish, was arrested for allegedly mailing a bomb threat to the Jones County Elections Superintendent after a verbal altercation with a voter. The letter, which threatened violence against election workers, led to charges including mailing a bomb threat and making false statements to the FBI. This case is part of the Justice Department's Election Threats Task Force's efforts to protect election workers from intimidation and violence.
- Office of Public Affairs | Georgia Poll Worker Arrested for Making Bomb Threat to Election Workers Department of Justice
- Non-credible bomb threats against Atlanta-area polling places were from Russia, secretary of state says CNN
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- South Fulton Police urge public to remain calm following non-credible threats to local schools 11Alive.com WXIA
- Georgia Officials Report Russian-Origin Bomb Threat Hoaxes at Polling Spots Newsweek
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