Lynnwood man sentenced for making racist threats to businesses across the US
A Lynnwood man was sentenced to two years in prison and must pay $13,000 in restitution for making several threatening, racially-charged calls to businesses across the country, including the site where 10 Black shoppers and employees were targeted and gunned down.
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Lynnwood man sentenced for making racist threats to businesses across the US
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