Charge filed in threats against Michigan election official
By ED WHITE Associated Press
DETROIT (AP) — A woman has been charged with making threats against a Detroit-area Republican election official.
The FBI says Monica Palmer received photos of a mutilated body, a day after after she had initially refused to certify local results in favor of Joe Biden.
A criminal complaint was filed against Katelyn Jones.
Monica Palmer chaired a raucous meeting of the Wayne County Board of Canvassers on Nov. 17.
Palmer and a fellow Republican on the board initially refused to certify local election results, typically a routine step.
They later changed their position. The FBI says Jones sent threats the next day from New Hampshire where she was staying with her mother.
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