Overview
- A Jefferson County grand jury indicted Brian S. Mandel, 38, of Corpus Christi, on six counts of second-degree terroristic threatening and one count of attempted theft by extortion.
- Court records say the alleged threats occurred Nov. 8–9 following Louisville’s 29-26 overtime loss to California.
- The indictment lists head coach Jeff Brohm, his wife and family, offensive coordinator Brian Brohm, and quarterback Miller Moss among the targets.
- Prosecutors allege Mandel tried to obtain more than $10,000 from Moss by threatening to inflict bodily injury on him and individuals associated with him.
- A judge issued a warrant and set cash bond at $100,000; as of the latest reports Mandel was not yet in custody, a UofL police officer is the complaining witness, and the university condemned the threats and said it is cooperating with authorities.