The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is investigating violent online threats allegedly made against parents who spoke out at school board meetings. Threatening messages were allegedly shared in a group chat on the 'Loudoun Love Warriors' Facebook page.
The sheriff's office opened an investigation into private Facebook group"Loudoun Love Warriors" after a citizen made a complaint. Threatening messages were allegedly shared in a group chat on the Facebook page.The sheriff's office said in a statement that a previous investigation of the group concluded no criminal act had occurred.
No elected official made threats, but the members of their staff allegedly did. Ogedegbe was a member of the group but says she unsubscribed after her election to the school board. "I want every single person who clapped for that ousted en masse and their livelihoods ruined:)," the staffer said, according to ABC 7 News.
"They're going to make sure you definitely have loss of employment, you will possibly lose your life because ... they're also possibly going to shoot you," Earle-Sears continued.
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