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Maryland Man Pleads Guilty to Issuing Threats of Violence to an LGBTQI+ Advocacy Group

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Maryland Man Pleads Guilty to Issuing Threats of Violence to an LGBTQI+ Advocacy Group

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U.S. News@beehaw.org · 3 years ago

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A Maryland man pleaded guilty in a U.S. District Court in Baltimore to a federal crime for using a telephone to threaten a group that advocates for LGBTQI+ people.

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Heartening to hear of law enforcement taking this kind of terrorizing seriously. It remains the exception but I hope that changes.

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