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Sandra Bachman, 61, of Batavia, Ohio, pled guilty in the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County to charges related to leaving a race-based and politically motivated death threat to then-Michigan State Representative Cynthia A. Johnson in June 2021.

An Ohio woman who allegedly made threats to Michigan state legislators in racist voicemails could face prison time, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Tuesday.

An Ohio woman who allegedly made threats to Michigan state legislators in racist voicemails could face prison time, Attorney General Dana Nessel said Tuesday.

‘You’re going to die,’ the woman allegedly said in the messages.

Michigan attorney general charges Ohio woman for allegedly sending racist threats to Black state Reps. Cynthia Johnson, D-Detroit, and Sarah Anthony, D-Lansing.

An Ohio woman has been charged with leaving racist, threatening voicemails at the offices of Democratic state Representatives Sarah Anthony of Lansing and Cynthia Johnson of Detroit.

An Ohio woman has been charged with leaving threatening, racist voicemails for two Black state lawmakers in Michigan.

The graphic voicemails left with the offices of Democratic state Representatives Cynthia Johnson of Detroit and Sarah Anthony of Lansing included racial and gender slurs.