Overview
- House Speaker Adrienne A. Jones said police responded to her Baltimore County home and determined the bomb threat was not credible.
- Senate President Bill Ferguson said the Baltimore Police Department received a threat involving his family home and reported that everyone was safe.
- Both leaders shared updates on X in the late afternoon and thanked Baltimore police and Maryland state troopers for a swift response.
- Ferguson framed the incidents as part of escalating political violence and urged residents to reject dehumanization and hate.
- The threats were reported a day after Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah, a development that has heightened concern about threats to public officials.