A Florida man who sent death threats to several officials in Connecticut, including two federal judges, was sentenced on Tuesday to five years of probation.
August 02, 2016 at 04:09 PM
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A Florida man who sent death threats to several officials in Connecticut, including two federal judges, was sentenced on Tuesday to five years of probation.
Garrett Santillo, 37, was apologetic to his victims as he stood in U.S. District Court in Hartford before Judge Alvin Thompson.
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