Texas Congressman Keith Self Says He and Family Are Safe After 17-Year-Old Threat
Rep. Keith Self reports he and his family are safe after a 17‑year‑old threatened him.
Key facts
- According to The Hill, a 17‑year‑old threatened Rep. Keith Self.
- Self said he and his family are safe.
- Self thanked the FBI and law enforcement for stopping the threat.
- Self remains focused on serving the people of Texas’ 3rd District.
On Wednesday, Rep. Keith Self (R‑Texas) reported an assassination threat from a 17‑year‑old. The Hill article said the threat was directed at Self and his family. Self said he and his family are safe.
Self thanked the FBI and law enforcement for stopping the threat. He stated that he remains focused on serving the people of Texas’ 3rd District. The Hill article reported that he remains focused.
Self is a Republican congressman representing Texas’ 3rd District. He emphasized his commitment to his constituents. No further details were provided by the Hill article.
The Hill article did not provide additional context about the threat or the identity of the 17‑year‑old.
Context
The Hill article reports that a 17‑year‑old threatened Rep. Keith Self. The FBI and law enforcement intervened to stop the threat. Self is a Republican congressman from Texas’ 3rd District.
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