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SD man accused of threatening governor, judge

By Pat Sweeney Dec 2, 2022 | 3:57 PM

A South Dakota man has been charged with threatening Gov. Kristi Noem and a judge.

Jason Shields allegedly faxed a one-page message to a TV station on Oct. 23 saying he planned to kill Noem.

He also allegedly emailed a threat to a judge.

Shields was arrested in October shortly after the threats were made.

Shields is charged with a pair of felonies that each carry a maximum five-year prison sentence.

Court documents allege that the fax to the TV station said Shields and several others were planning to kill Noem — and that it would happen soon.

According to court documents, he later told law enforcement officers that he had acted alone.

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AP

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