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Cleveland Man Indicted for Terroristic Threats and Inducing Panic After Disturbing Social Media Acts

Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Michael C. O’Malley announced that 21-year-old George Ivery Jr. will face a grand jury indictment for terroristic threats and inciting panic after a string of threatening incidents that have left the city of Cleveland on edge. The indictment is in response to Ivery Jr.’s actions in recent weeks, which included shooting into the air in Lakewood, pointing a gun at passing cars on I-90, and live streaming inside Tower City with a gun, according to an official statement posted on the website of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office.

Certain occurrences have raised worries in the neighborhood. For example, on November 9, Ivery Jr. broadcast himself on Instagram holding a gun within Tower City with his face covered by a mask. This generated police calls and resulted in his arrest the next day. According to a brief released by the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office, “George Ivery Jr. demonstrated on live social media that he is an unstable threat to the citizens of our region.” A follow-up investigation by the Cleveland Division of Police (CDP) revealed more disturbing footage on Ivery Jr.’s Instagram, including multiple clips showing him firing a firearm skyward in Lakewood and a video in which he aimed a gun at traffic in a Cleveland State University parking lot. He would also wander the city’s parks with a rifle in his hands and verbally threaten anyone who crossed his path.

Ivery is now facing serious criminal accusations. The indictment includes two counts of inciting fear and one count of making terroristic threats. The consequences of these allegations are still unknown as his arraignment is scheduled at the Cuyahoga County Justice Center. The grand jury’s indictment serves as a stark reminder of the seriousness of such acts in the eyes of the law and the disturbing effects they have on society.

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The county has made a concerted effort to address and prevent violence and public intimidation, as evidenced by its legal measures against Ivery. In addition to causing immediate pain, Ivery’s previous actions have caused a persistent disruption to the peace and security of the Cleveland area. Following this indictment, residents of Cleveland and the surrounding area are forced to consider the more serious consequences of social media’s involvement in escalating such threats and how the internet’s veil can incite behavior that has horrifying and devastating effects in the real world.

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