Man Indicted For Threatening Letters Sent To 3 Potomac Schools

POTOMAC, MD — A Prince George's County man was recently indicted on a slew of charges after he allegedly sent threatening letters to three schools in Potomac last month, according to reports.

Bethesda Magazine says the defendant is a 51-year-old Temple Hills man who has the single name Yahweh.

Yahweh is accused of sending letters with "threatening language" to three Potomac schools: Winston Churchill High School, Potomac Elementary School and McLean School. The schools received identical, threatening letters on March 7.

Yahweh was arrested March 16 and held without bail. He was indicted in Montgomery County Circuit Court in Rockville April 19 on three counts of "disturbing the operations of a school" and a charge of attempted threat of mass violence.

See the full Bethesda Magazine post here.

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