Man Indicted for Threatening Multiple Presidential Candidates in New Hampshire
A 30-year-old man from New Hampshire, Tyler Anderson, has been indicted for allegedly sending violent and graphic text messages threatening to kill three presidential candidates. The candidates are not named in the charging documents, but a spokesperson for Republican hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy confirmed that their campaign was targeted. Anderson is accused of threatening to "impale," "disembowel," and "blow the head off" the candidates, as well as threatening to "kill everyone" at a campaign event. He faces three counts of transmitting an interstate threat. Public officials are reporting an increase in violent messages and threats leading up to the presidential elections.