Texan man accused of ice threats

A Texas Man Who threatened to “open a fire” on American immigration and customs agents if they came to his neighborhood, the accused were in the Federal Court Monday.

Robert Wilson King, American citizen, was arrested in McKinney, Texas, after 29. March ordered disturbing threats, Homeland Security Research said last week. The king appeared in the Federal Court on Monday where he was charged with transferring interstate threats.

The judge ordered him to be up to date with the hearing on Wednesday.

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Robert King Pictured after the arrest due to allegedly threatened immigration authorities. (Department of Homeland)

King, 35, he published a series of threats on Facebook by targeting icy agents and making an enchanting remarks about the Secretary of the Homeland of Christ Noem, authorities said.

In the first, the king shared Newshour and I honestly hope, and I think that this is everywhere in the war criminal tribunal and is called the America now the Nazi fascist state. Disgusting. ”

He then wrote another post in which he threatened to target immigration agents.

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“If I see iced agents in my neighborhood, I open a fire. It’s time to stop being p ****** and put another amendment to work,” King said. “LEDs are not real cops, they are secret police force without a real legal organ. Kill them.”

The king later doubled on his threat.

“I just want to double what I said another day: If he came to your neighborhood, F ***** said,” he said, they wrote, they wrote, they wrote, they wrote, they said, they said, “he said,” he wrote, They wrote, “they wrote, they said, they said,” he wrote, said, federal prosecutors.

Noem previously issued a strict warning after a similar threat that someone in the flower was made.

Kristi Noem and Robert King (AP Photo / HSI Dallas)

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“If you are threatening or trying to harm the law enforcement, we will find you and process you to the greatest extent of the law,” she wrote at 30. March to X.