Trump Case:1law enforcement is Looking in Threats Against Colorado Judges Now
Threats against the Colorado Supreme Court justices, who decided last week that former President Trump cannot be listed on the state’s ballot in the 2024 presidential election, are being looked into by the FBI and Denver police.
The overall picture: A representative for the Denver Police Department informed Axios on Monday night that in response to threats made against the justices who determined that Trump was entitled to the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause because of his actions during the U.S.
Capitol riot on January 6, the police are “providing extra patrols around justice’s residences” in the city.
Trump Case:1law enforcement is Looking in Threats Against Colorado Judges.
NBC News reported that an analysis conducted by the nonpartisan research nonprofit Advance Democracy revealed “significant violent rhetoric” directed towards the justices and Democrats by Trump supporters on the internet after the majority ruling initially revealed a week ago.
One user of a far-right, pro-Trump website appeared to make reference to the justices in a post saying, “All f**ing robed rats must f**ing hang,” CNN reported on Monday.
The posts have demanded that the judges’ personal information be made public.
Situation as of right now: “The FBI is aware of the situation and working with local law enforcement,” the Bureau said via email to publications like Axios.
“We will vigorously pursue investigations of any threat or use of violence committed by someone who uses extremist views to justify their actions regardless of motivation.”
“Investigating incidents directed at Colorado Supreme Court justices,” a spokesperson for the Denver Police Department confirmed, adding, “we will continue working with our local, state, and federal law enforcement partners to look into any allegations of harassment or threats in detail.
Trump Case:1law enforcement is Looking in Threats Against Colorado Judges.
The email from the spokesperson continued, “Police “will provide additional safety support if/as requested,” declining to comment further because of ongoing investigations and privacy and safety concerns.
By email on Monday night, a Colorado Judicial Branch representative stated that the department did not comment on security-related issues.
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