Threaten kill Obama, the U.S. Men's Prison was sentenced to 3 Years

U.S. federal court sentenced a man in jail to the U.S. for threatening to kill U.S. President Barack Obama. 21-year-old man was sentenced to three years in prison.

Nathan Wine has sent threatening e-mail on November 5, 2008. Or the day after Obama wins the U.S. presidential election. In the email was written "Obama will be blood splattered on the street".

Such as reported by Reuters news agency on Saturday (19/12/2009).

To the judge in Tampa, Florida, a man from Florida was claimed to have email sent to the Army Recruiting Command U.S.. Wine admitted that he wrote the email as a threat of assassination. But the young man did not mention the motive threat.

"I'm not going to calm down before this tyrant Americans shot. Blood was splattered at Obama will be the streets of DC," writes the Wine of the threat letter.

On doing so and threatened Wine maximum prison sentence of five years. But the judge sentenced 3 years in prison.