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A California man who angry about abortion and gun law cases owed himself guilty on Tuesday to kill us to kill us Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh in his house in Maryland, said the Ministry of Justice.
Nicholas John Roske, 29, from the Simi Valley, admitted, on June 7, 2022 with a firearm and ammunition in his suitcase from Los Angeles to Washington, DC, to fly to the judges at the Supreme Court, said the public prosecutors of the federal prosecutor.
“This calculated attempt on the life of a seated judiciary of the Supreme Court in the United States was a hideous attack on the Court of Justice,” said Attorney General Pamela Bondi. “Anyone who believes that they can use violence or intimidation to influence our dishes is confronted with the full power of the law and life in life in prison.”
After arriving in Washington, Roske took a taxi to Montgomery County, Maryland in the middle of the night with the Consider to kill Kavanaugh, said the authorities.
The building of the United States’ Supreme Court in Washington, DC, (AP Photo/Mariam Zuhaib)
Around 1:05 a.m. on June 8, 2022, two deputy US marshals, which protect Kavanaugh’s house, saw Roske from the residence. He wore black clothes and had a backpack and a suitcase, said the prosecutors.
The US marshals that were in a vehicle got out when Roske walked along the street.
Shortly afterwards, Roske called the Montgomery County Emergency Communications Center that he had murderous and suicidal thoughts, had a weapon in his suitcase and flew from California to kill Kavanaugh.
The highest judge of the Supreme Court of John Roberts, Justice Elena Kagan, judge Brett Kavanaugh, judge Amy Coney Barrett and retired judge Anthony Kennedy visit the speech by US President Donald Trump to a joint meeting of the Congress in the US capital. (Reuters)
The local authorities arrived at the crime scene, where they searched Roske’s suitcases and found a firearm. Black tactical breast -rig and tactical knife; Two magazines, each contain 10 ammunition rounds; 17 additional rounds; Pepper spray; Zippers; a hammer; Screwdriver; a nail punch; a crowbar; a pistol light; Tape; Hiking boots with padding on the outside of the soles; And lock-pick tools together with other elements.
“The attempted murder of a United States Judge of the Supreme Court Is an extreme, three-way law that we will not tolerate together with our federal, local and state law enforcement partners, “said US lawyer Kelly O. Hayes.
While he was asked by investigators, Roske said that he was upset about a decision by the Supreme Court in relation to the right to abortion and the latest shootout in Uvalde, Texas, in which 19 elementary school students and two teachers were killed.
Nicholas John Roske admitted to planning a twisted conspiracy to kill the judge of the Supreme Court, Brett Kavanaugh. (Erin Schaff-Pool/Getty Images)
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“Roske stated that he believed that the associated justice he wanted to kill with Second change Decisions that would relieve arms control laws, “said the prosecutors in a court report last week.
The public prosecutor said Roske used an encrypted platform to send messages that suggest killing three judges of the Supreme Court.
“I will stop Roe V Wade from turning back,” said Roske in the news. “I could get at least one that would change the voices in the coming decades. And I shoot for 3 … At the end of the day, bids still choose the replacement. GOP cannot do it.”
Roske is in prison before life when he is convicted on October 3.
