Florence Woman Faces Federal Charges Over Alleged Trump Threat
A woman from Florence, Alabama, faces federal charges after allegedly posting a threat on Facebook to shoot President Donald Trump ahead of his planned attendance at the Alabama-Georgia college football game. The threat was made in response to news of…
Birmingham, AL, October 23, 2026 —
A woman from Florence, Alabama, faces federal charges after allegedly posting on Facebook that she would shoot President Donald Trump ahead of his planned attendance at the Alabama-Georgia college football game.
The threat was made in response to news of Trump’s planned visit, according to the available information. The woman was arrested in Florence and is scheduled to be arraigned in Birmingham, Alabama.
The information provided does not identify the woman or specify the federal charges she faces. It also does not state when the post was made, when the arrest took place, or when the arraignment is scheduled. Details about the court where the case will be heard and any response from the woman or her representatives were not provided.
The allegation concerns a threat posted online; the available information does not provide further details about the wording of the post or any other actions alleged in the case. The reported attendance at the football game was planned, and no information was provided about whether Trump attended the event.
The case is scheduled to proceed with an arraignment in Birmingham. No additional information about the proceedings or the status of the charges was provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Stephanie Obediku on www.wbrc.com, see more information here.
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