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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Texas man was convicted in federal court on Wednesday for making threats to lynch and kill Nashville District Attorney General Glenn Funk, according to the Department of ...

The FBI Nashville Field Office and the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department have been investigating the case.

A federal jury found David Aaron Bloyed, 60, of Frost, Texas, guilty of one count of communicating a threat in interstate ...

A federal jury found a Texas man guilty of threatening to “lynch and kill” the District Attorney General for Nashville and Davidson County, according to the Department of Justice.

A Frost, Texas, man was found guilty of threatening to lynch and kill Nashville District Attorney Glenn Funk amid an antisemitic protest in 2024.

the DOJ said a user on the social media platform Telegram began posting threats against DA Funk that included a picture of him with the caption, “Getting the rope,” and an emoji finger pointed ...