A man from Georgia appeared in federal court on Thursday. He is accused of posting violent threats on social media against a former official of the FBI.
The court appearance was related to these alleged threats. Further details about the case are available from the source.
The man's appearance in court was a result of the alleged social media posts, which contained violent threats against the former FBI official.
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