Overview
- Federal prosecutors charged Jordan Nicholas Hadley, 31, after authorities say he left an April voicemail at Flock Safety that used antisemitic slurs and threatened to find and kill Jewish employees.
- Matthew Alan Souza, one of three earlier defendants in the Northern District of Georgia cases, pleaded guilty to two counts of communicating interstate threats and faces sentencing after his conviction this Tuesday.
- Charges remain pending against Aaron John Sasser and Christopher Robertson for separate, graphic threats to PrizePicks workers and confrontations at Jewish institutions that led to a federal indictment.
- The FBI’s Atlanta office and the U.S. Attorney’s Office publicly condemned the threats and say they are treating the incidents as hate-motivated while investigators work to determine whether the cases are connected.
- The prosecutions come as debate over Flock Safety’s license-plate cameras and reports of camera vandalism in Houston coincide with broader national tracking of rising antisemitic attacks and threats.