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MARTINEZ - A Concord man in his late 30s has been sentenced to 13 years in state prison for raping a 13-year-old girl, a crime he allegedly tried to cover up by threatening to kill the victim or have her deported. Macario Cucul-Maaz, 39, pleaded no contest to a child rape charge and was sentenced in late June, court records show. He is currently housed at North Kern State Prison.

Good morning. I was in Scottsdale yesterday, recording a podcast on site at Deloitte's Next Generation CEO Program, when news about the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk began to trickle in. We had been talking about the challenge of being a public figure in business or politics these days, the need for visionary and visible leadership, when visibility can come at a price.

Bryant approached a group of National Guard members Aug. 24. He allegedly made statements to the effect that he was "strapped," "these are our streets" and "I'll kill you." The National Guard members understood "strapped" to mean that Bryant was armed. Bryant then approached additional National Guard members and "threw his left shoulder" into the left shoulder of one of them, making physical contact, the emergency motion said. The National Guard members told the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington, D.C., about the confrontations.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said the "sustained, relentless nature" of threats targeting his children and family must be called out and not "glossed over".

Tánaiste hits out at 'despicable' social media messages

The number of CVE reports is projected to exceed 40,000 in 2025, with an average of 131 reports per day observed in early 2025.

Leonardi's experience showcases the alarming rise in threats against local school officials in the U.S., with incidents increasing by 170% over recent years.

Carl Montague, 37, is charged with making threats against the president; interstate threats; and threats to assault, kidnap, or murder a U.S. official, judge, or law enforcement officer, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Rhode Island announced.

"I'm convinced someone's going to kill me at some point. I always think I'll never die of natural causes. Most of the time, I pretend that the threats don't annoy me, but clearly, they do. This is not a normal way to live."

The investigation is still in its early stages, the FBI noted, and there's currently no indication that the individual had specific grievances against UnitedHealthcare.

Prepare to die, you, Tulsi, and everyone you hold dear. America will burn.

In April 2024, Rodriguez sent threatening messages to New Jersey schools via social media, claiming he would 'kill everyone' at a high school prom.