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Man arrested for threatening Capital One executives with machete and gasoline over disputed $543 debt, faces five years in prison. Associated Press

Texas man arrested for allegedly threatening ‘to show up at’ a Capital One ‘with a machete and gasoline’ over debt issues

Taylor Bullard, 34, faces up to five years in prison for allegedly threatening Capital One executives over a disputed debt. An FBI affidavit reveals Bullard sent an email vowing to target executives with a machete and gasoline. This is not his first threat; he has a history of menacing corporations, including threatening anthrax and mass violence.

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