Jacksonville man accused of racial slurs, death threats last year found not guilty by reason of insanity

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville man accused of making vile threats to members of the Jewish and African American communities last year was found not guilty Friday by reason of insanity. A federal judge ordered him to be committed to a psychiatric facility.

Nathaniel Holmes was arrested last November at his Arlington home after a federal indictment accused him of four counts of threats to kill multiple people and stab one of their children.

Court documents indicate he used racial and antisemitic slurs…

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