Salt Lake City prosecutors say a 57-year-old man with a long track record of threatening government officials is back in trouble, this time over voicemails aimed at the county’s top prosecutors while he was already out on pretrial release.
Anthony Dominic Seven was charged Monday in Salt Lake County’s Third District Court with one count of making a threat of terrorism, a second-degree felony under Utah law. Prosecutors say the new filing stems from fresh messages left for the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office and follows both an earlier social media post and a 2021 terroristic-threat conviction that left him on probation.
According to KSL, court documents state that Seven left two voicemails at the district attorney’s office while on pretrial release. In one message, he allegedly said, “I would not only be justified in making those threats, but I would also be justified in the act.” Prosecutors say the filing also points to an earlier post attributed to Seven that read, “Pretty soon I’m going to shatter windows at the federal building in broad daylight.”…