LINCOLN, Neb. — A Nebraska judge sentenced Julius Krynsky, a man convicted of terroristic threats to three years in prison, ordering the term to be served consecutively to any other sentence the defendant is currently serving.
The court’s sentencing order states the defendant was convicted on Count II, terroristic threats.
Krynsky was Oct. 4, 2024, after police were called to a home near 32nd and Holdrege streets on a report that a woman had sent a duress text while trying to retrieve her cat from what was described as an abusive boyfriend…