An Antioch man is accused of making direct threats of violence against a synagogue in Lindenhurst.
An investigation was launched after Williams made several statements of violence toward Jewish organizations, police said.
The threats were originally directed toward organizations nationwide, but then Williams allegedly made repeated direct threats of violence toward congregates of the Sanctuary Messianic Synagogue located at 1949 E. Old Elm Rd. in Lindenhurst.Shortly after the warrant was signed, Williams was taken into custody near his residence. All the news you need to know, every day
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