Sandra Bachman, 61, of Batavia, Ohio, pled guilty in the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County to charges related to leaving a race-based and politically motivated death threat to then-Michigan State Representative Cynthia A. Johnson in June 2021. (Jeff Chiu, AP2010)
An Ohio woman pleaded guilty this week to leaving a race-based and politically motivated death threat to a Michigan state representative in 2021.
On Wednesday, May 15, Sandra Bachman, 61, of Batavia, Ohio, pled guilty in Ingham County to charges after making a death threat to then-Michigan state representative Cynthia Johnson in June 2021. Bachman pleaded guilty under a plea agreement reached with the state.
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Bachman pleaded guilty this week to the following charges brought against her in 2022:
One count of threat of terrorism, attempt, a 5-year felony.
One count of ethnic intimidation, a 2-year misdemeanor.
One count of malicious use of telecommunication services, a 6-month misdemeanor.
Under the plea agreement, Bachman has to provide a written apology to Johnson and ongoing mental health assessment and treatment.
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