Isaiah Randall Made Threats Toward

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: Reports

According to sources, a guy who was sent home from his work at a private security company is in jail for reportedly making threats against the Little League World Series, which is currently taking place in the city.

Howard J. Lamade Stadium in South Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, during the 2007 Little League World Series

The 20-year-old Isaiah Randall was sent home from work this week after telling his boss that Securitas, the company that is providing security for the World Series, “better have heavy security after the (expletive) you pulled today, because I will be back,” according to police.

According to court filings, the Williamsport resident sent the texts to his boss at work, and then he posted an odd Facebook post about a “mass casualty event,” replete with a countdown timer underneath it.

Randall is accused of tagging ESPN, Little League, and his previous employer in that post in order to alert them to his evil scheme.

Numerous media sites covered the incident, referencing court records and Williamsport police.

Randall passed all background checks required by his employer, according to officials, so it’s unclear why he was sent home from work or why he targeted ESPN and Little Leaguers.

What exactly Randall did at Securitas, why he was sent home, and the threat that followed are still unknown.

According to the Sun Gazette, Randall was charged with four counts of harassment, terroristic threats causing substantial public inconvenience, and terroristic threats with the aim to intimidate another. He was solely accused of breaking a corporate policy.

Members of the US Marshals Fugitive Task Force reportedly arrested Randall without incident at his Pennsylvania residence and charged him with eight felonies of terrorist threats and harassment.

He has a $125,000 bail and is being held at the Lycoming County Prison.