Roswell Man Sentenced for Bomb Threats

0:00A 44-year-old dude from Roswell, New Mexico, named Jeffrey Ramón Diaz, just landed 21 months in federal prison for hitting government. Offices with a wave of violent bomb threats across states. On February 14, 2025, he dialed up spots like a U.S. Senator's office, New Mexico courts and Bernalillo and Dona Ana, counties, and even the Pennsylvania Governor's crew, dropping his own name while promising explosions and attacks. These weren't vague warnings. Diaz straight up told a staffer he bombed the Senator's building, left voicemails threatening to blow up a judges' courthouse, and claimed he planted a device in the governor's home, ready to kill anyone inside. He ended up pleading guilty to four counts of making malicious threats to injure with fire or explosives, and with no parole in the federal system. This locks him down tight. After his time inside, three years of supervised release will keep him in check. Following everyone, these threats get shut down fast and hard. El Paso News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.

1:03I'm Corey with The Story.