tags: Montana, Social Media Incident , twitter, troll, anti-semitism, neo-nazi, Copenhagen shooting, jihad sympathizer, school incident, terroristic threat, armed like terrorist, arrested, marijuana-drugs
'February 12, 2015-15, 2015 twitter threats February 19, 2015 Neo Nazi Twitter Troll With Guns in Car Arrested for Threatening Schools Jonathan Hutson tweeted about deadly attacks that day at a free-speech event and synagogue in Denmark.. got a response filled with anti-Semitic images Less than 48 hours after Brady spokesman Hutson tweeted the link to the Times story – hours in which Hutson uncovered social media posts where the same man said he wanted to put “two in the head” of a rabbi, “shoot up a school” and murder 30 or more grade-school students – Lenio was behind bars in Flathead County. Montana. police searched his residence on Feb. 16, they found a 9mm semi-automatic rifle, a Russian-made bolt action rifle, .32 caliber ammunition, 9 mm ammunition, and 7.62 mm ammunition. In his basement, they found more ammunition. In his vehicle, officers discovered a .32 caliber semi-automatic pistol with a round in its chamber and three fully loaded .32-caliber magazines.They also found a plastic bag containing marijuana, a marijuana pipe and jugs containing urine in his vehicle.
The restaurant cook, who apparently only recently moved to Kalispell from Grand Rapids, Michigan, was taken into custody by a dozen local law enforcement officers and three FBI agents late Monday afternoon at Whitefish Mountain Resort. David Joseph Lenio, 28, faces charges of felony intimidation and criminal defamation in Flathead County. Lenio allegedly sent out dozens of venomous tweets from Feb. 12 through Feb. 15, endorsing Adolf Hitler and denying the Holocaust, and repeatedly threatening to draw attention to himself by bringing harm to others. Lenio apparently blamed Jewish people for his “homeless” status and “slave” wages, and said he wanted to “shoot up a school” or a synagogue in retaliation. He is currently in the Flathead County jail pending a $500,000 bail. police searched his residence on Feb. 16, they found a 9mm semi-automatic rifle, a Russian-made bolt action rifle, .32 caliber ammunition, 9 mm ammunition, and 7.62 mm ammunition. In his basement, they found more ammunition. In his vehicle, officers discovered a .32 caliber semi-automatic pistol with a round in its chamber and three fully loaded .32-caliber magazines.They also found a plastic bag containing marijuana, a marijuana pipe and jugs containing urine in his vehicle.
The restaurant cook, who apparently only recently moved to Kalispell from Grand Rapids, Michigan, was taken into custody by a dozen local law enforcement officers and three FBI agents late Monday afternoon at Whitefish Mountain Resort. David Joseph Lenio, 28, faces charges of felony intimidation and criminal defamation in Flathead County. Lenio allegedly sent out dozens of venomous tweets from Feb. 12 through Feb. 15, endorsing Adolf Hitler and denying the Holocaust, and repeatedly threatening to draw attention to himself by bringing harm to others. Lenio apparently blamed Jewish people for his “homeless” status and “slave” wages, and said he wanted to “shoot up a school” or a synagogue in retaliation. He is currently in the Flathead County jail pending a $500,000 bail. police searched his residence on Feb. 16, they found a 9mm semi-automatic rifle, a Russian-made bolt action rifle, .32 caliber ammunition, 9 mm ammunition, and 7.62 mm ammunition. In his basement, they found more ammunition. In his vehicle, officers discovered a .32 caliber semi-automatic pistol with a round in its chamber and three fully loaded .32-caliber magazines.They also found a plastic bag containing marijuana, a marijuana pipe and jugs containing urine in his vehicle.
he did offer up this:
“Sometimes the best way to stop a bad guy with a gun,” Hutson said, “is a good guy with a Twitter account.”
Kalispell Montana school threat suspect Twitter troll armed terrorist arrested after he 'tangled' with wrong Twitter user KALISPELL – On Saturday night, Jonathan Hutson tweeted a link to a New York Times story about the deadly attacks that day at a free-speech event and synagogue in Denmark, using “terrorism” as the hashtag. He quickly got a response filled with anti-Semitic images..... , “he picked the spokesman for the Brady Campaign and Center to Prevent Gun Violence.” Less than 48 hours after Brady spokesman Hutson tweeted the link to the Times story – hours in which Hutson uncovered social media posts where the threatened schools ... Whitefish man accused of threatening to shoot children and Jews put guns and ammunition in his car after posting a series of hate-filled messages on the social media site Twitter, prosecutors say.
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