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Trump supporter ‘threatens to “do a school shooter” in Los Angeles if Biden is declared the 2020 election winner’
A DONALD Trump supporter allegedly threatened to "do a school shooter" in Los Angeles if Joe Biden is declared the 2020 election winner.
The is reportedly investigating the supporter after he posted a video to on Thursday night.
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"At this point, like, if Biden gets in I'm just gonna do like a school shooter and just take out all of these ," the man said in a video.
He adds that he will also take "a few pedophiles on the way out."
The short clip concludes with him saying: "If I go to hell I'm taking these motherf**kers with me."
Sources told , a reporter for the Beverly Hill Courier, that FBI agents were at his home and later took him away.
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The reporter also posted a screen shot of, what he claims are, messages between the man and another Instagram user.
In the apparent messages, the man said he would disguise himself as a protester "and then when you don't suspect it will stab you right in the f**king back."
The man then told the user "hopefully I'll see you tomorrow" before using the N-word.
Violence has broken out across the United States since results of the 2020 Election came in.
after allegedly plotting to attack the Pennsylvania Convention Center, where presidential election votes are being counted.
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Shortly after 10pm on Thursday, police received a tip about people in a Hummer driving up from Virginia to attack the convention center, where key votes in the battleground state are being counted.
A few minutes later, police in Philadelphia found the Hummer fitting the description parked in North 13th Street, near the convention center, according to the .
At least one man was taken into custody and cops seized an AR-15 rifle, as well as the Hummer.
No injuries were reported and no further details about the alleged plot were disclosed.
Votes are still being counted in four battleground states, including Pennsylvania, days after Tuesday's vote, with Democrat Joe Biden still confident of capturing the presidency from Donald Trump.
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Biden gained more ground on Trump in Georgia and Pennsylvania on Friday, edging closer to the White House hours after Trump falsely claimed the election was being "stolen" from him.
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Earlier on Thursday, supporters of both Trump and Biden held rallies in Philadelphia as election staffers slowly counted thousands of mail-in ballots which could decide Pennsylvania's crucial 20 Electoral College votes.
Trump activists waved flags and carried signs saying: "Vote stops on Election Day" and "Sorry, polls are closed" as Biden supporters danced to music behind a barricade across the street earlier in the day.
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