Two people arrested following separate terroristic threatening incidents on social media.

Makenzie Boucher, Shreveport Times
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Local businesses donated new collars and badges to Caddo Parish Sheriff K-9s on Wednesday, June 17, 2020.

Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office arrested two individuals in connection with separate alleged terroristic threats on social media.

On Tuesday, April 25, Christopher T. Short, 32, of Shreveport was arrested after he made a threat on a popular social media site to kill people. Short made a fake social media account where he joined a live event at the Shreveport City Council meeting April 24.

During the live chat, Short allegedly made direct threats to harm white people in local Catholic Churches.

Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office immediately launched an investigation and were able to obtain and execute a search warrant for Short's residence. The sheriff's office said that during the search detectives found an AR-15-style pistol with a 60-round magazine.

Short was questioned and detectives were able to determine that he created the fake profile and posted the threat. Short was arrested and charged with one count of Terrorizing and was booked into the Caddo Correctional Center.

The sheriff's office said no bond has been set and this is an ongoing investigation with the possibility of more charges.

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A Rodessa woman was also arrested by the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office for allegedly making terrorizing threats in a separate incident.

Nichole Miller, 36, was arrested after posting a direct message on a social media platform to shoot everyone she believed caused her to lose custody of her child.

Detectives said Miller used direct messaging threatening to kill a local judge, courthouse personnel and certain family members of her son. Miller also bragged about the guns she owned and ordered.

During the investigation, detectives were able to determine that Miller sent the messages but were unable to locate any weapons. She was arrested and charged with one count of Terrorizing and booked into the Caddo Correctional Center with no bond set.

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Makenzie Boucher is a reporter with the Shreveport Times. Contact her at mboucher@gannett.com.

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