California Man Indicted for Death Threats Against Fani Willis Amid Trump Prosecution
The threats echo language previously used by Trump, intensifying concerns over the safety of public officials involved in high-profile cases.
- Marc Shultz, 66, from Chula Vista, California, faces charges for threatening violence against Fulton County DA Fani Willis in YouTube livestreams.
- The indictment highlights the ongoing risks to officials handling contentious political cases, particularly those linked to former President Donald Trump.
- Federal and local authorities emphasize zero tolerance for threats against public officials, underscoring the importance of upholding democratic integrity.
- Willis' prosecution of Trump for election interference continues to draw significant public and political attention, raising questions about security and judicial independence.
- The case against Shultz is set for formal arraignment in Atlanta, with federal agencies committed to protecting elected officials from harm.
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