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WPB bakery owner charged with making 'violent' Facebook posts against Trump
Shannon Depararro Atkins, 46, admitted writing the posts, but said he was joking. Police did not find any weapons when they arrested him.
‘We haven’t had an assassination in years’: West Palm Beach man charged with making Facebook posts threatening Trump
A West Palm Beach man was arrested after police say he made a series of Facebook posts suggesting that President Donald Trump should be assassinated.
Florida man charged for promoting assassination of Donald Trump
Donald Trump assassination rhetoric on social media. The “violent posts” published by Shannon Depararro Atkins on Facebook were reported to the FBI and National Threat Operations Center by an unidentified tipster in Okeechobee,
Florida Man Arrested for Allegedly Making ‘Violent’ Threats Against Trump
A Florida man has been arrested on charges of making online threats against President Donald Trump, police said Saturday. Shannon Depararro Atkins? allegedly made posts on social media targeting the ?
Florida man charged with making Facebook posts threatening Trump
A West Palm Beach man was arrested Friday night after police say he made a series of Facebook posts suggesting that President Donald Trump should be assassinated. Shannon Depararro Atkins, 46, is now charged with written threats to kill or do bodily injury as well as smuggling contraband and possession of a controlled substance.
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FBI, Meta questioned over New Orleans terror attack
Congressional lawmakers are making inquiries into how the FBI and Meta responded to the New Orleans terror attack on New Year ...
Trump's FBI overhaul puts 'untouchable' feds on notice: former agent
President Trump has promised a monumental shift within the FBI with a major change in leadership at the very top after former Director Christopher Wray and acting director Paul Abbate resigned.
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'Nothing burger': Social media reacts to Carmine Marceno's brief remark about FBI probe
The discussion, hosted by sheriff's office Public Information Officer Nestor Montoya-Seaborn, was livestreamed on Facebook. Viewer comments were disabled, prompting some criticism on social media.