


Georgia Man Charged with Threatening Republican Senators
Robert Davis Forney, 25, faces federal charges for leaving threatening voicemails targeting Senators Ted Cruz and Deb Fischer, including threats of sexual violence.
Overview
- Robert Davis Forney, 25, from Duluth, Georgia, has been charged with making threatening voicemails against Senators Ted Cruz and Deb Fischer.
- The threats included violent language and sexual violence, prompting federal charges against Forney.
- Forney was arraigned in federal court in Atlanta, facing two counts of communicating threats in interstate commerce.
- U.S. Attorney Theodore S. Hertzberg condemned the threats, highlighting the importance of protecting democracy.
- The FBI emphasizes the seriousness of threats against public officials, reflecting a growing concern over political violence.
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Analysis
Emphasizes the indictment of a Georgia man for threatening violence against Senators Cruz and Fischer.
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FAQ
Robert Davis Forney made threats of sexual violence against Senators Ted Cruz and his family, as well as against Senator Deb Fischer, via voicemails.
Robert Davis Forney faces charges of communicating threats in interstate commerce.
Robert Davis Forney was arraigned in federal court in the Northern District of Georgia. His case is being investigated by the FBI and U.S. Capitol Police.
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