California Man Charged Over Threats to Judge in Nolan Wells Case
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A California man, Joseph Alfredo Vasquez Dumarce, was charged with interstate transmission of a threatening communication after allegedly sending a barrage of violent messages to Jackson County Judge Ashlee Cole—the stepmom of one of Nolan Wells' friends. The messages included threats of bloodshed and bombs at her office, and harm to her children, tied to the Wells death investigation. If convicted, Dumarce faces up to five years in prison.
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