A fake e-mail account that claims to belong to proud boy leader Enrique Tarrio has sent a bomb threat for an anti-Trump summit in Washington DC, which has put forward an evacuation.
Tarrio, 40, has strongly denied all ties with the bill that seemed to be fake after it e-mailed the principles of the first meeting of anti-Maga conservatives on Sunday.
“Attention attendance of the Principles First Summit: We have received a credible bomb threat from an account that claims to be 'Enrique T.' 'to honor the J6 hostesses,” principles first wrote on X.
'Yesterday, the recently grace of the proud boys who was sentenced to 22 years in prison for incurring conspiracy and the attack of January 6 came to the top and the J6 police that spoke.
'Hotel security, private security and MPD have made the decision to evacuate Summit Floor so that the area can be protected.
'We are planning to come together again and continue with the top as soon as the area is protected.
'Thank you to the police officers and security teams who keep us safe at the moment. The safety of our attendees and speakers is our top priority. We will offer updates as we can. '
Tarrio, who was liberated from prison last month, first issued principles for alleged distribution of fake news about him.
Tarrio has strongly denied all ties with the account, which seemed to be fake after it has emailed the principles of the first meeting of anti-Maga conservatives on Sunday
It threatened to honor 'De J6 hostelers recently released by Keizer Trump' by bombing the location where the top was held at Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC
Journalist Jim Acosta posted a screenshot of the e -mail of the apparent bomb threat
“This goes beyond defamation,” he wrote on X. “They literally accuse me of calling.
'This is the official' principles first 'account. I would never do this. Moreover … this event means absolutely nothing for someone. It makes no one.
'But do you know who gives your statement? My lawyer. Save your documents and prepare for legal steps of mine. '
Tarrio added that principles had presented the e -mail for the first time as originating from him, instead of an account 'that he would' be ' – something they added to their post later.
Journalist Jim Acosta posted a screenshot of the e -mail of the apparent bomb threat.
It threatened to honor 'the J6 hostelers who was recently released by Keizer Trump' by bombing the location where the top was held at Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC.
The aggressor said they had prepared 'four pipe bombs', who 'were rigged to explode as soon as the door is then opened'.
“I also pushed another pipe bomb through the toilet in the bathroom where the first top is held,” they wrote.
Tarrio first achieved principles for the alleged distribution of fake news about him
They called several people they said “deserved to die”, including “Mark Cuban, Chris Christie, John Bolton, George Conway, J. Michael Luttig and Adam Kinzinger.”
The e -mail ended with the memorandum: 'To my family: I just did what had to happen. MAGA. '
Washington DC Metropolitan Police Department confirmed to DailyMail.com that the JW Marriott had received a threat via e -mail.
“No validity for the threat found so far,” said the department on Sunday at 3 p.m.
The top was attended by various high-profile critics of Trump and the Maga movement.
It is also seen as an alternative to CPAC, which is held the same weekend across the river from the center of DC.
This year's speakers first include writers of the Bulwark, an anti-Trump conservative publication, including Sarah Longwell, JV Last and Tim Miller.
MSNBC -Gastheer and former RNC chairman Michael Steele and lawyer George Conway also belonged to those present.
