… The suspect, Scott Allen Bolger, was charged with transmitting threats in interstate commerce, and with making false statements to federal officers, who later used phone evidence to trace the threats back to him. He was arraigned in federal court in Alexandria.I am grateful to Pam Bondi, Kash Patel and Lindsey Halligan for finding this deranged individual and locking him up.
— Richard Grenell (@RichardGrenell) December 31, 2025
His name is Scott Bolger. https://t.co/ZvUOkCoHCp
Justice Department officials told Fox News Digital that the decision to hold an individual in pretrial detention is somewhat rare, and described the win as a victory for the Justice Department.
According to court documents, Bolger used Google Voice to send threatening messages to Grenell, including allegedly threatening to kill him. Google Voice allows users to make calls and send messages to phone numbers that are not tied to their primary devices.
Bolger is also accused of lying to members of a federal task force who went to his residence in McLean to question him, falsely identifying himself as "Brian Black."
If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison.
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