Threat charge refiled against man dressed as The Joker

Threat charge refiled against man dressed as The Joker

By Steve Smith
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Threat charge refiled against man dressed as The Joker

CLAYTON, Mo. (AP) - Eastern Missouri prosecutors have refiled a felony terrorist threat charge against a man accused of livestreaming threats to bomb and kill people while he was dressed up as the Batman villain known as The Joker.

The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that prosecutors refiled the charge on Friday against 50-year-old Jeremy Garnier, of University City, a day after a judge dismissed the case because prosecutors could not produce a key witness for the grand jury.

Garnier was arrested in March 2020 in a University City restaurant in the midst of his livestream.

In it, prosecutors say, he's dressed as The Joker and orders a soda in the restaurant, saying: ``I can't be inebriated when I'm planning on, you know, killing a bunch of people.

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