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FBI affidavit leads to arrest warrant for Lane County man over online threats

Portland, ORLocal News

An FBI affidavit has resulted in an arrest warrant for 31-year-old Jeffrey Alan Voss from Lane County, who is accused of transmitting threats through interstate communications. The investigation began after Voss's online behavior raised red flags, particularly concerning the safety of Springfield High School. According to the criminal complaint, Voss has a documented history of criminal activity, which has intensified concerns among local law enforcement. The threats allegedly made by Voss were communicated through various online platforms, highlighting the growing issue of digital threats in today’s society. Authorities are emphasizing the need for vigilance regarding online interactions to protect public safety.

This incident serves as a crucial reminder of the potential dangers posed by individuals who misuse technology to spread fear. The FBI is actively working to ensure that such threats are addressed promptly and effectively. Community members are encouraged to remain alert and report any suspicious online behavior.

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