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Federal authorities will conduct an investigation if the threatened official is protected under federal law, and report the results of that investigations to the US Attorneys office in the jurisdiction where the alleged offense occured. The US Attorneys Office will review the facts and authorize the arrest of the perpetrator of the threat if the facts of the investigation warrant such action. If it is determined that the federal employee does not fall under the protection of federal law, a parallel course may be pursued through state statutes.

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