Brooklyn man threatens company with second Las Vegas shooting
A Brooklyn federal judge ordered a man be temporarily jailed without bail Wednesday after he threatened a marketing company with a “LAS VEGAS REPEAT” when the group accused him of fraudulent activity.
After the Colorado-based company found Victor Casillas was making multiple accounts to reap “referral bonuses” and blocked his accounts, the 34-year-old allegedly sent the group a barrage of threats, prosecutors said.
“GET READY FOR A LAS VEGAS REPEAT (Final Warning),” Casillas allegedly wrote to the company three days after the mass shooting in Las Vegas that left 58 people dead and hundreds wounded.