Coon Rapids man charged with threatening
to kill U.S. senator
Posted By: Ribicon, 9/19/2022 3:32:56 PM
A federal grand jury indictment alleges that a Coon Rapids man made violent threats against a U.S. senator. Brendon Michael Daugherty, 35, appeared Friday in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis on charges of threatening to murder a United States official and interstate transmission of a threat. Public court records do not identify the target of Daugherty's alleged threats other than to say the senator is not from Minnesota.(Snip)In his first message, Daugherty said, "You and the Republican Party should be proud that you're pushing me to become a domestic terrorist. Have a nice [expletive] day. Can't wait to kill ya."(Snip)On September 2, FBI agents with
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Coon Rapids, sure. And going by other recent plots like this, September 2 is probably not the first time the radicalized Democrat was contacted someone from the bureau.