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Blacks… that being said get ready, bc the criteria for “threatening” a president will only get broader and broader
Black Alabama students charged with threats against President Trump
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Three University of South Alabama students are facing federal charges after authorities say they posted separate threats about President Donald Trump days before his rally on campus.
The FBI says 18-year-old aerospace engineering student Amare Woods allegedly commented “he gotta die bro” under a TikTok about Trump’s visit. Kayla Smith, an elementary education major, allegedly wrote “we only got one chance, let’s take it” alongside an image of someone appearing to hold a gun. Cameron Lewis, a biology student and resident assistant, is accused of making two posts referencing the killings of Charlie Kirk and rapper Bloodhound Q50.
Federal authorities say the posts were made independently and were discovered during social media monitoring ahead of Trump’s visit. All three were arrested Friday and later released from federal custody under strict conditions while their cases move toward possible grand jury review.
Woods’ attorney has questioned whether his client’s comment legally qualifies as a threat, saying the case could raise First Amendment issues.
The FBI says 18-year-old aerospace engineering student Amare Woods allegedly commented “he gotta die bro” under a TikTok about Trump’s visit. Kayla Smith, an elementary education major, allegedly wrote “we only got one chance, let’s take it” alongside an image of someone appearing to hold a gun. Cameron Lewis, a biology student and resident assistant, is accused of making two posts referencing the killings of Charlie Kirk and rapper Bloodhound Q50.
Federal authorities say the posts were made independently and were discovered during social media monitoring ahead of Trump’s visit. All three were arrested Friday and later released from federal custody under strict conditions while their cases move toward possible grand jury review.
Woods’ attorney has questioned whether his client’s comment legally qualifies as a threat, saying the case could raise First Amendment issues.
Categories: Crime & Lawlessness
Lemmiwinks 2 weeks ago
ZuluHunters 3 weeks ago
We should send them on a forced month visit to Africa. If they survive without getting put in tyres and set on fire for stealing they can come back. I am fair.
W1zard0f0h 3 weeks ago
People are misguided with their threats. The problem isn't one man, it's the whole system. It's time to abolish this corrupt government and rebuild a government that will benefit the people and not the bankers.
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