A Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) contractor in New Hampshire is facing federal charges after authorities said he threatened to kill President Trump and used a work computer to research previous assassination attempts against the president. Dean DelleChiaie, 35, was arrested on Monday and made his first appearance before a federal judge on Tuesday, according to…
FAA contractor charged with threatening to kill Trump
Originally reported by The Hill
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