Canadian police arrest man for emailing death threats to Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood

Authorities have arrested a fourth man for threatening to kill Volusia Sheriff Mike Chitwood.

Calgary, Alberta police arrested Tony Stromberg, of Calgary Sunday. Police said he "made repeated threats over Twitter, via email, and in phone calls to sheriff’s office employees."

Stromberg sent emails threatening to "murder the sheriff and his family members," said sheriff's office spokesman Andrew Gant. "In a follow-up email in March, Stromberg wrote that he had made an 'obviously much more credible threat' but was disappointed that 'not one police car let alone FBI car has pulled up to my house.'"

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He has been charged with uttering threats to cause death. He is expected to face charges in Canada instead of being extradited to Volusia County.

Chitwood and his family have faced threats as he continues to speak out against hate groups and antisemitic messaging being spread in Volusia County.

Tyler Meyer, of San Diego; Richard Golden, of Monmouth Junction, New Jersey; and Cristhian Zapata, of Ansonia, Connecticut, have all been charged with making a written threat to kill or do bodily injury after posting about Chitwood online.

Members of a neo-Nazi group sought a permit to protest Chitwood in April at Ormond Beach City Hall but their request was denied.

This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: Canadian man arrested for threatening Mike Chitwood