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Wisconsin Man Is Charged in Fake NFL Stadium Threats
By Chris Dolmetsch and David Voreacos
Oct. 20 (Bloomberg) -- A 20-year-old Wisconsin man was charged with making false threats on the Internet to detonate "dirty bombs'' at seven National Football League stadiums, federal prosecutors in Newark, New Jersey, said.
Jake J. Brahm, a grocery worker who lives with his parents in Wauwatosa, faces as much as five years in prison and a $250,000 fine, the U.S. Attorney's office said. Brahm surrendered to federal marshals in Milwaukee today.
The threat, claiming truck bombs loaded with radioactive materials would be detonated at games Oct. 22, was declared a fake by the Federal Bureau of Investigation yesterday.
"There is no evidence that Mr. Brahm had either the ability or the intention to deliver dirty bombs to any of these stadiums,'' U.S. Attorney Christopher Christie said at a news conference in Newark. He called the bogus threat "the Internet version of yelling fire in a crowded theater.''
Brahm's attorney, Patrick Knight of Milwaukee, didn't immediately return a voice-mail message seeking comment.
Brahm was initially taken into custody on Oct. 19 by police in Wauwatosa, a city of about 47,000 people about three miles (4.83 kilometers) west of Milwaukee.
"For Mr. Brahm, this is the big league,'' said Leslie Wiser, special agent in charge of the FBI's New Jersey office, said at the news conference. "Don't mess with football.''

Jake Brahm's 'credible threat' post on 4Chan.
Repeated Threat
Brahm admitted posting the threat at http://www.4chan.org more than 40 times between September and Oct. 19, according to a criminal complaint filed by prosecutors. The threat was then reposted on various Web sites, the complaint said
The message warned that "dirty explosive devices'' in trucks would target seven U.S. cities: Atlanta, Cleveland, Houston, Miami, New York, Oakland and Seattle. The posting claimed the death toll would reach as much as 100,000, and that "countless other fatalities'' would result from radioactive fallout, the complaint said.
The message predicted that civil war, economic strife and "general chaos'' would erupt throughout the globe afterward, the complaint said.
Brahm was scheduled to appear before U.S. District Judge Patricia J. Gorence in Milwaukee this afternoon.
The National Football League declined comment.
SOURCE: Bloomberg.com
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"Don't mess with football."


FBI docs concerning the 'threat'.









