Bombing threat in Georgia, USA/Electoral employee arrested – Mehr news agency RCO News Agency

According to Mehr news agency, citing Reuters news agency, an employee of a polling station in the state of Georgia, located in the United States, was arrested on charges of sending a letter containing a bomb threat.

Federal prosecutors said Nicholas Wimbish, 25, was working as a poll clerk at the Jones County Elections Office in Gray, Georgia, when he was involved in one of the ballots, according to the media release. The providers got into a verbal conflict.

The letter accused Wimbish of being a liberal election fraudster who interfered with the voting process.

At the end of the letter, it was also written: canvas toy in the early voting place, risk of cigarette fire, be careful!

After his arrest, prosecutors charged him with sending a bomb threat letter, publishing false information about a bomb threat, sending a threatening letter and misleading the FBI.

The investigation of the security forces and the American police has started in this connection.