A 20-year-old man from The Colony has been arrested and charged with making terroristic threats against the Supreme Court.
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Mikeal Deshawn Archambault tweeted he was going to kill the justices after their decision in the Dobbs case overturning Roe v. Wade last week.A man in The Colony was arrested after he allegedly made this tweet threatening the Supreme Court.Copies of the tweet quickly spread online, but Archambault's account appears to have been deleted since then.
A police spokesman said the department received a phone call from the FBI, alerting them to the tweet and saying they thought the suspect lived in The Colony.Mikeal Deshawn Archambault, 20, of The Colony, was arrested after allegedly making threats against the Supreme Court.The department's criminal investigative division and the FBI worked to get a warrant and arrested Archambault on June 26.
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