Ramapo police: Rockland man made terroristic threat to New Square community

Ramapo police and the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force say they investigated a series of social media posts that involved a map highlighting certain neighborhoods with the caption "Zionists live here."

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Jun 29, 2024, 2:22 AM

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Updated 139 days ago

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A Rockland County man was arrested and charged with making a terroristic threat to the New Square community.

Ramapo police and the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force say they investigated a series of social media posts that involved a map highlighting certain neighborhoods with the caption "Zionists live here."

The posts also made references to using guns.

Detectives then identified the suspect as a 44-year-old man from Suffern.

Authorities said the suspect was released on an appearance ticket. The individual arrested was not named by police.

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