Bomb threat against U.S. Rep. Jason Crow’s Aurora office not credible, police say

A bomb threat made against U S Rep Jason Crow s office in Aurora on Friday was located not to be credible police bureaucrats revealed Saturday Crow s office posted a comment about the threat on social media late Friday night and thanked law enforcement for their quick response Threats and violence are unacceptable and should be able to be condemned by all Americans regardless of your political beliefs the announcement disclosed Crow was one of six Democratic lawmakers targeted by President Donald Trump on social media this week who accused them of sedition punishable by death after the group called on U S military members to uphold the Constitution and defy illegal orders in a video posted online Threats against Crow and his office exploded after Trump s comments Crow mentioned on social media Five of the six lawmakers who appeared in the video have received bomb threats since Trump s comments according to Newsweek Related Articles Trump s response to Rep Crow s video was entirely unhinged Opinion Rep Jason Crow other Democrats push back as Trump accuses them of seditious behavior punishable by death How Colorado s members of Congress voted on bill to end shutdown Democrats again raise big bucks in hopes of unseating Lauren Boebert from Congress Gabe Evans holds his own in CD Trump eliminates million in Colorado clean strength projects as administration targets blue states The Aurora Police Department responded to call about the threat just before p m Friday spokesperson Gabby Easterwood commented Aurora police K s responded to Crow s office and did not find anything she mentioned Trump s comments drew condemnation from Democratic lawmakers this week who described them as a call for political violence U S House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson a Republican disclosed he did not believe Trump was calling for violence but merely defining a crime Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day