AUGUSTA — An Augusta man was charged with terrorizing last week in connection with a series of bomb threats made through a Twitter account in June. The threats stated there were bombs inside Wal-Mart and at state-owned properties, including the Blaine House. Troy Macdonald, 37, was charged with terrorizing Thursday. On June 17 Augusta Police responded to a bomb threat communicated through a Twitter account which stated there was a bomb inside Wal-Mart.
Augusta Man Charged With Terrorizing In Connection With Bomb Threats
Staff Report, Portland Press Herald
Mon, 08/03/2015 - 3:57pm
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Topics: Maine Cumberland County Portland
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