Man Indicted for Threatening Mass Shooting, Bombing at Nashville Pride Event

Joshua Hensley of Hoisington, Kansas has been indicted for threatening to commit a mass shooting and bombing at Nashville Pride event.
Hensley posted threats on Facebook to build bombs and carry out a mass shooting at the Nashville Pride Festival and Parade.
Hensley was arrested at his home in Kansas and faces up to five years in prison and at least a $250,000 fine if convicted.
The Nashville Pride coordinators are aware of the threats and will increase security measures including working with private security and local, state, and federal entities.
Hensley's indictment comes as threats against the LGBTQIA+ community have surged according to the Department of Homeland Security.