Virginia Resident Accused of Threatening Vice President Harris

August 6 :-
Just days after Vice President Kamala Harris launched her presidential candidacy in the United States, a man from Virginia was charged with making violent threats against her in an online message. Federal court documents show that on August 2, Frank Carillo was charged in Virginia with threatening the vice president following a string of statements he posted on the GETTR social media site that targeted Harris.

In the upcoming presidential election on November 5, Harris will be running against Trump, who is running as a Republican. Kamala Harris must be set on fire immediately. According to one post referenced in court filings, the person threatened to take matters into their own hands if others did not. That Harris "will regret ever trying to become president" was the opinion of another.

These letters were published on July 27, just six days after Joe Biden backed Harris to succeed him as the Democratic nominee for reelection and revealed his intention not to seek reelection.

Biden and FBI Director Christopher Wray were also targeted in the messages issued by the hacker. According to court filings, during the search of Carillo's residence, officials from the FBI recovered a rifle and a handgun.

On August 5, Carillo was scheduled to appear in court for the first time. It took some time for us to get Carillo's attorney information.
leaders in the United States Department of Justice have expressed alarm over what they perceive as an increase in threats against American public leaders. At a campaign rally last month, Trump was wounded in an assassination attempt. The reason behind the shooting remains unknown, according to officials.