Proud Boys member arrested after allegedly threatening to kill Warnock

Eduard Florea, a member of the far-right group Proud Boys, was arrested Tuesday night after police said they found messages from Speaking threatening the life of the elected senator. Raphael warnockRaphael WarnockRubio Summons Unity to Call on Biden to Call for Individual Audits in K McConnell Said He Believes Trump Has Committed Unpayable Breaches: Report from top Republican Congressman resigns, tears GOP lawmakers apart opposed the victory of Biden PLUS‘s (D-Ga.), as well as planning to participate in the Capitol Riot last week.

Florea replied to another Parler user who posted “F — RAPHAEL WARNOCK LOSER ”saying,“ A dead man cannot pass shitty laws. “

He was arrested at his home in Queens, New York, where authorities said they found more than 1,000 military-style combat cartridges and knives, NBC New York reported Wednesday. Florea was reportedly not allowed to have this ammunition due to a previous arrest and conviction in 2013 for a gun-related crime.

“For those of you with similar intentions, heed this warning – drop it, or expect to see us at your doorstep,” FBI Deputy Director William Sweeney said at a conference Press.

Florea, a self-proclaimed member of the Proud Boys, was arrested for possession of weapons, law enforcement sources told the New York Daily News. He appeared in Brooklyn federal court and could spend 10 years in prison if convicted.

“Let’s go … I’m going to reach out to Patriots in my area so we can come up with a game plan … Here in New York we are rich targets … The dead can’t pass laws on shit … I’m going to fight so help me my god ”, Florea would have written on her Speaking account, which was under the name LoneWolfWar.

He reportedly published articles about gunmen traveling to Washington, DC last week riot, saying that “the time for peace and civility is over” and “it is time to unleash violence”.

The police don’t think Florea was at the Capitol last week, according to NBC New York.

Talking has been removed from Google Play and Apple’s App Store after allegations the platform was used to help rioters communicate and plan for the attack.