Area Man Allegedly Threatens to Burn Down Butler County District Judge’s Office
BUTLER TWP., Pa. (EYT) – A Butler man reportedly threatened to burn down a District Judge’s office on Tuesday.
According to Butler-based State Police, a known 54-year-old Butler man called Magisterial District Judge Lewis Stoughton’s office at 4:45 p.m. on Tuesday, June 6.
Police say the suspect threatened to burn down Judge Stoughton’s place while on the phone and also threatened the staff at the office.
The suspect was charged with the following:
- Aggravated Assault – Fear of Imminent SBI Designate Individuals
- Terroristic Threats
- Simple Assault
- Harassment
- Recklessly Endangering Another Person
According to police, the known suspect was taken into custody on Tuesday, June 6, without incident and placed in the Butler County Prison.
The victim is a 58-year-old Chicora man and Magisterial District Court 50-1-01.
EDITOR’S NOTE: The name of the suspect will be released upon the completion of court document filings. An updated article will be posted at this time.
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