A felony charge has been filed in Travis County. The case involves a man from Houston who allegedly made threats. Details of the incident are available from local news sources.
It is known that the threats were related to online access issues. The man is accused of making violent threats against staff members, but further information on the case can be found through news outlets such as FOX 7 Austin.
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