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California Man Released on Bond After Indictment for Threats Against President Trump

Pleading not guilty this week, Streavel is free on $10,000 bond ahead of his July 28 trial on three counts of threatening the President.

Overview

  • Thomas Eugene Streavel, a 73-year-old Yucca Valley resident, was indicted on three federal counts for making threats to assassinate President Trump over Facebook posts.
  • In November 2024, Streavel allegedly posted messages declaring the President was “a dead man walking,” proclaiming “my life’s mission is killing the worthless LOSER” and identifying himself as “your assassin.”
  • Federal marshals arrested Streavel on June 2; he pleaded not guilty at his June 3 arraignment in Riverside and secured release on a $10,000 bond.
  • Prosecutors say Streavel faces up to five years in prison for each count if convicted, with a trial set for July 28, 2025.
  • The U.S. Secret Service is conducting an investigation following previous assassination attempts on the President, underscoring the seriousness of threats against public figures.