After "threats" and "scandalous messages" ... Trump election official: "Someone will be killed"

Yesterday, Tuesday, a senior electoral official in Georgia state called on US President Donald Trump to "stop" talking about "fraud" in the elections that took place on the third of last November, indicating that state officials had received "threats."

"Stop inspiring people to commit potential acts of violence. Someone will be hurt, someone will be shot, someone will be killed,"

Republican

Gabriel Stirling

, the state's director of voting systems, told a news conference to Trump.

He said that there have been serious threats against people, since the elections were held, the data show that the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, won, while Trump refused to accept defeat, and his legal team filed lawsuits in crucial states, speaking of "widespread fraud."

The Republican official said that due to threats, police officers are stationed in the vicinity of his home, and indicated that the wife of the State Secretary, Brad Ravensberger, received "sexual threats" on her mobile phone, and a young man received death threats, after websites reported that he was caught He is trying to carry out an "electoral fraud".

Last week, the US President described Ravensburger as "an enemy of the people."

Sterling, for his part, considered that this statement "helped open the doors to this kind of nonsense."

"There are some people who will justify this by saying, 'The President told me to do this.'"

US courts did not confirm the occurrence of fraud in the elections, and Justice Secretary William Barr said Tuesday that the department had not discovered evidence of widespread fraud in the election process that might change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.

Trump's legal team had consistently questioned the election results, and one of his attorneys said the election machines were "programmed" to lose him.

Millions of Americans chose to vote by mail instead of going directly to the polls, due to fears of the Corona virus infection that is widespread in the country.

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