Terrorism cost for man accused of threatening Stafford Co. college

A Fredericksburg, Virginia, man is now dealing with a terrorism cost, amongst many others, after allegedly threatening an elementary college.

The phoned-in bomb risk brought on a lockdown at Conway Elementary College, in Fredericksburg, and led to a big legislation enforcement response on Sept. 7.

On Tuesday, the Stafford County Sheriff’s Workplace mentioned James Hash, 34, had been arrested after an investigation by its detectives, with the assistance of Fredericksburg police.

The sheriff’s workplace has charged Hash with threats to bomb and tried act of terrorism, and that the Fredericksburg police have tacked on fees of threats of loss of life, threats to bomb and falsely summoning police.

Hash is being held in jail with out bond. He’s set to be in court docket Oct. 25 for the Stafford County fees and doesn’t but have a date for the Fredericksburg fees, the sheriff’s workplace mentioned.

In the meantime, the sheriff’s workplace mentioned it’s acquired a couple of hundred thank-you playing cards from grateful elementary schoolers.