A Utah man has been arrested for allegedly threatening several members of Congress, making more than 2,000 phone calls to Capitol Hill, according to court documents
The criminal complaint says Scott Brian Haven, 54, started making the calls in 2017 and most recently phoned in threats to lawmakers last month.In a call on May 23 to the office of one member of Congress, Haven allegedly said he was"going to shoot him in the head.
During a call on May 15 to another unnamed member of Congress, Haven was talking about illegal immigration and sanctuary cities and threatened that if the member didn't do something to stop it, he would"blow the head off" the lawmaker, according to the complaint.
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