The Brief
- A Minnesota lobbyist is pleading guilty to allegations that he sent texts threatening to shoot lawmakers at the State Capitol in June of 2025.
- Jonathan Bohn pleaded guilty to threats of violence.
- The incident comes after Vance Boelter shot two state lawmakers and their spouses in a politically-motivated attack.
CARVER, Minn. (FOX 9) – A long-time Minnesota lobbyist is pleading guilty to charges after allegations he threatened to shoot lawmakers at the Minnesota Capitol, detailed how much ammo he had and intended to “blow somebody’s face off.”
Minnesota lobbyist charged
What we know:
Jonathan Bohn, 42 of Woodbury, pleaded guilty to one count of threats of violence – reckless disregard risk after charges state that on June 18, 2025, the Carver County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by a Waconia resident who reported allegedly receiving threatening text messages.
The recommended sentence for Bohn is up to 180 days in jail, and three years probation.
Text message details
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