Texas, who allegedly threatened to harm ice agents, Kristi Noem to stay in prison

A Texas man is charged with threatening online US Immigration and Customs Protection Agents and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, was ordered by a judge to stay in prison on Friday.

Robert King accused of transferring interstate threats on Monday, the US Master’s Master’s Renee Toliveri was sentenced to imprisonment after the hearing in Dallas on Wednesday afternoon.

Toliver said that the king is not pre-charged, not pre-charges, there is no pre-charges, no weapons and mental health problems, depression and suicide thoughts.

The king was saddened by the royal referee and left the courtroom.

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The judge, 35-year-old Robert King from Texas, was accused of transferring interstate threats in the prison in Dallas on Wednesday. (Department of Homeland Security)

Caught in the King McKinney, Texas, On March 29, he sent threats to ice agents and Noem on Facebook.

In the first post, the king shared a new article on a pbs and wrote: “I really hope and I want to say it with all my heart The Christy calls I hope to get acquainted with a terrible and painful demise, this is a war of a war with the rest of the Nazis and I hope he falls in a Gulağ. There is nothing less for a Nazi foam. This is now a Nazi fascist state. Disgusting. “

Then he threatened to kill ice agents in a second article, where he saw “no legal body without a secret police force,” he said, “he said.” A few days later he doubled over the threat.

Robert King written on Facebook, the Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said, “It is familiar with a terrible and painful death.” (AP Photo / Alex Brandon)

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“Just just said what I said on the other day: If it comes to the ice in the neighborhood, hit and kill them and kill them.

A government lawyer during hearing on Wednesday said the king Social media threats The light came to light with the national FBI tip line.

The king also lived with the police officer and the former custom and border guards, and threats were thrown from home.

He lived with the royal sister and his mother-in-law, which was currently a police officer and previously customs and border guards, the secretary of the DHS was the previously customs and border guard when Secretary Noem was threatened. (Kevin Carter / Getty Images)

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King Kaufman County will stay in prison, although he wants to transfer his lawyer to another because he had access to mental health and other drugs.

Fox News Digital’s Louis Casiano contributed to this report.