A man who made threats against Dr. Anthony Fauci over the U.S.’s Covid-19 response was sentenced to roughly three years in federal prison
A man who made threats against Anthony Fauci was sentenced to roughly three years in federal prison, the Justice Department said Thursday.
Thomas Patrick Connally Jr., of West Virginia, sent emails threatening Dr. Fauci, the infectious-diseases expert who has helped steer the U.S. Covid-19 response through two administrations, and members of his family, according to the Justice Department. Mr. Connally also threatened others, including former National Institutes of Health director Francis Collins, the department said.
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