The FBI recently released a major update confirming the arrest of a woman named Brenna Marie Doyle. The Spokane woman was taken into custody after she allegedly left three voicemail messages threatening to murder an agent, as well as his wife and child. According to prosecutors, she stole the agent’s identity card during a January riot that resulted in damage to a vehicle. Doyle’s threats were reportedly directed at the officer’s family as retaliation for official duties he had carried out in Minnesota.
Later, the agency confirmed the arrest in a detailed post on X. It read, “Threatening an FBI employee and their family WILL NOT BE TOLERATED! Yesterday, FBI Agents in Spokane, Washington, at the request of FBI Minneapolis, arrested a woman after she left 3 disturbing voicemails threatening to kill an FBI agent, his wife, and child because of the agent’s employment in MN. IF you threaten to harm law enforcement officers or their families, the FBI will find you and hold you accountable.”
Director Kash Patel also echoed similar sentiments on the matter, underlining how threatening an on-duty officer crossed a line. He wrote, “Threatening an FBI agent and their family is a red line. We will find you. We will arrest you. And we will hold you fully accountable.”…