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The tweet has been deleted. Here is the text of the letter it showed: June 29, 2022, [name redacted by me] [address redacted by OP] Ms. [name], T
by greyface- 4y ago
The tweet has been deleted. Here is the text of the letter it showed:
June 29, 2022,
[name redacted by me]
[address redacted by OP]
Ms. [name],
This letter is in reference to your recent post on Twitter. Specifically, on
June 4, 2022, you became upset at the Roe Vs Wade decision and stated,
"Burn every fucking government building down right the fuck now.
Slaughter them all. Fuck you god damn pigs."
This letter is to advise you that any further communications containing any
real or implied harassment/threats against the personal safety of agencies,
employees or contractors towards government facilities are unwarranted
and unwelcome. You are advised as of the date of this letter to cease and
desist in any conduct deemed harassing/threatening in nature, when
communicating to or about the federal government. Failure to comply with
this request could result in the filing of criminal charges for violations of 18
United States Code Statue 115.
In closing, please refrain from any harassing/threatening language when
contacting any government agency.
Sincerely,
Joshua Henry, Special Agent
Threat Management Branch
U.S Department of Homeland Security
National Protection and Program Directorate
Federal Protective Service
Region 7 (TX, LA, AR, OK)
Notes:
- 25 days between tweet and letter issuance
- "Roe Vs Wade" instead of "Roe v. Wade", "Statue 115"
- Weird grammar around "towards government facilities" suggests standard language was slightly modified for this letter
- Mr. Henry forgot to put his signature on the letter
I wonder how many of these are going out.
- deleted 4y ago[deleted]
- Volundr 4y agoI immediately wonder if anyone has bothered to authenticate this. I'm not saying DHS wouldn't do this, but anyone can send a letter...
- greyface- 4y ago> Joshua Henry, a special agent for DHS, confirmed the letter’s authenticity. Robert Sperling, Director of Communication for the Federal Protective Service, confirmed to The Dallas Morning News that the letter posted on Twitter was delivered. > Henry said Walker sharing the letter on Twitter could bring more trouble. > “She’s kind of taking it as a joke,” Henry said. “She’s not remorseful about these statements, so that’ll be presented a United States Attorney and they’ll make a decision on that.” https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/2022/07/01/feds-show-up-at-home-of-north-texas-woman-who-posted-angry-tweets-after-roe-decision/ https://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/2022/07/01/feds-show-u...
- Volundr 4y agoPerfect thanks! I figured someone had but with the tweet thread deleted it was hard to know.