Man arrested after the threatening Tulsa Gabard and her husband star-news.press/wp

The man faces federal rim after allegedly threatening the director of the National Intelligence Service Tulsa Gabard and her husband, the Ministry of Justice announced on Monday.

Aliakbar Mohammad Amin, 24, from Lilburn, Georgia, reportedly sent the threatening text messages about Gabbard and her husband, Abraham Williams, between 29. and 1. April, he said in a statement statement. He is charged with transferring interstate threats.

“Get ready to die, you, Tulsi, and everyone who keeps dear,”, “one of the texts is reading, according to the release.” America will burn. “

The second message said that Gabbard “lived in borrowed time” and warned that her home “was a legitimate target and will be hit at the time and place of our choice,” Federal prosecutors said.

In the text referred to Williams, in accordance with Federal Prosecutors, Amen said, “Tell his wife to always be at his best behavior, not to disobey Mr. Vladimir Putin. But we can be angry bears (Russian flag + bears).”

Gabbard and a lawyer from Amina did not immediately return a comment request.

On Friday, when Amen was arrested, Gabbard thanked with the Federal Investigation Bureau of X.

“Thank you @Fbi, @Usmarshalshqand local law enforcement for your service and commitment in accepting this radicalized, dangerous criminal that has repeatedly threatened the lives of me, family and family and @realdonaldtrump“” She wrote. “Thank you for your tireless work every day, watching the American people safe.”

The federal authorities said that they found additional threatening messages associated with Amin’s social media accounts, including a picture that shows a gun of Gabbard and a similar photo aimed at Gabbard and her husband. Authorities also recovered firearms from Amin’s house, they said.

“Let this arrest serve as a clear warning: If you get involved in this criminal behavior, you are caught in jail,” said Paul Brown, the Special Agent in charge of the FBI in Atlanta.

The announcement came a day after the authorities arrested a man who allegedly broke into Hov Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, while the family slept and started multiple fires. The incident attracted a bipartisan condemnation.

“I don’t give up if he comes from one particular or other side, aimed at one particular party or other or one particular person or another, is wrong, and that must be stopped,” Shapiro said on Sunday.