Criminal Law
Proud Boys Member Arrested for Allegedly Threatening to Kill Senator-Elect Raphael Warnock
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Florea responded to another user on Parler who posted “F— RAPHAEL WARNOCK LOSER” saying, “Dead man can’t pass shit laws.”
He was arrested in his home in Queens, N.Y., where authorities said they found more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition and military-style combat knives, NBC New York reported on Wednesday. Florea was reportedly not allowed to have that ammunition due to a previous arrest and conviction in 2013 for a firearms-related felony.
