Elijah Manley, who sought the Democratic nomination for Florida’s 20th Congressional District earlier this year, was arrested for allegedly writing threats on social media.
Manley, 27, faces two counts of written threats to kill or do bodily injury.
According to the arrest affidavit, the Broward Sheriff’s Office was notified about two posts on Facebook by an account using the name ‘elijahdmanley.’
“I’m talking to y’all. I saw y’all comments earlier. I’m already pissed off, do not piss me off more. I swear to god, take me to war over this black woman and I promise y’all I will burn y’all mf castle to the ground and anyone else in my way,” one of the messages allegedly read.
NBC 6 South Florida has more:
According to WPBF, one of the alleged victims copied the posts and gave them to the sheriff’s office.
Eight days after the alleged comments, detectives met with two people at a residence to obtain sworn statements.
“Castle” in one of the alleged messages referred to their residences, the affidavit said.
WPBF noted:
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