Man convicted after threatening St. Paul church now accused of threatening county, state workers
A man convicted after threatening violence against a St. Paul church was arrested again Friday — and now he’s alleged to have made threats on Twitter to county and state workers.
The Twitter feed for Adam Bailey, in which he includes a video identifying himself by his full name and date of birth, shows posts from Thursday that read, “Doesn’t matter what ‘their’ title is, job is, or anything else..” and “Kill ‘their’ county and state employees first.. …. :::: @FBI @CIA.”
It was the FBI that notified the Ramsey County sheriff’s office and other law enforcement agencies on Thursday at 6 p.m. regarding Adam Wayne Bailey, 36, said Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher.
The sheriff’s office saw in Bailey’s criminal history that he pleaded guilty to stalking in 2017.
https://www.twincities.com/2019/03/01/man-convicted-after-threatening-st-paul-church-now-accused-of-threatening-county-state-workers/
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