Police say he allegedly threatened to “butcher” church participants after a man was arrested in Memphis Catholic Church.
Memphis Police Department Confirmed to Fox News Digital that Zachary Liberto, 30, was arrested after a verbal dispute with the pastor to demolish the baptistery inside the church.
On Friday, officers responded to the St. Louis Catholic Church in a complaint between pastors and church music directors.
Officials say Libyto was Email threats to cause massive causal relationships Among the people in the church.
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A man was allegedly arrested after the Memphis Catholic Church threatened the church’s church, according to court records. (Shelby County Jail)
The email was sent from the email address and said: “I need a video that shows that the complainant was slapped by the butcher in that church within 24 hours.”
One of the victims told the officer that he and Yixing communicated back and forth in past email addresses.
A man allegedly threatened to “butchers” parishioners at St. Louis Catholic Church in Memphis, Tennessee. (Google Maps)
The victims also told police they didn’t know what caused Liberto to send emails, but they all believed they had an unknown mental illness.
Both said that free travel was also well known, officials said, and he called it “Chate” and he also claimed there were guns, but pointed out that he had never seen it. The victim added that Libito was still in a homeless camp.
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Memphis police said a man was arrested on suspicion of verbal disputes and allegedly sent an email to one of the victims threatening to cause “massive casualties” at the church. (Brad vest/Getty image)
Court records, Obtained by Fox 13 Memphis It shows that the local famous parishioners attend churches may be targeted at large-scale causal threats.
Records also show that investigators obtained recordings from a parishioner who reportedly spoke to free travel by phone, saying he would not “have people threatened and laughed at “him, not doing something about it.”
Libito has been charged with the Terrorism Commission Act and held on a margin of $200,100, according to prison records.
Stepheny Price is a writer at Fox News Digital and Fox Business. She covers topics including missing persons, homicides, state crime cases, illegal immigration and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to stepheny.price@fox.com
