Grenell says he was "rattled" by sentencing of man convicted of threatening him
Summary
Ric Grenell, a special envoy for President Trump, spoke in court after a man was sentenced for threatening him. The man, Scott Allen Bolger, was sentenced to 15 months in prison for sending a threatening message and making harassing calls.Key Facts
- Scott Allen Bolger, 33, was sentenced to 15 months in prison and three years of supervised release for threatening Ric Grenell.
- Bolger sent a threatening text message and called Grenell multiple times on the same night before Christmas.
- Bolger used a Google Voice account with a fake email address to try to hide his identity.
- Grenell said he received about 30 calls from an anonymous number but only one call was traced to Bolger.
- Grenell gave a victim impact statement and said he was "rattled" by the experience of facing Bolger in court.
- Bolger apologized in court and said his actions were not excusable despite his strong feelings about the Kennedy Center.
- Grenell warned about political violence and mentioned concerns about left-wing violence increasing.
- A recent study noted a rise in left-wing terrorist attacks but said these remain lower than right-wing and jihadist attacks.
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