‘I am going to assassinate the judge.’ Police say a Norwalk man threatened a Superior Court judge
According to state police, Supple allegedly made phone threats to a Judicial Call Center in Hartford, stating, "I am going to assassinate the judge that signed my warrant."
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Sep 5, 2024, 10:41 AM
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Updated 111 days ago
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5ds agoNicholas Supple, of Norwalk, has been charged with making threats against a Superior Court judge.
According to state police, Supple allegedly made phone threats to a Judicial Call Center in Hartford, stating, "I am going to assassinate the judge that signed my warrant."
A call taker reported the threat to authorities, and the targeted judge was notified.
Supple was arrested at his workplace.
No further details were immediately available.
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