A second Florida woman is facing a federal charge for threatening President Trump around his Oct. 30 rally in Daytona Beach. Tammy Teresa Williams, 56, is accused of writing on Facebook, under the account name "Eboe Nation," that she was "coming to kill off Trump whole entire bloodline! And so many more!" according to a Secret Service affidavit reported by Florida Politics, Law&Crime and JNS.
Meta flagged the post to the Secret Service and FBI the same day and traced the account to an IP address at her daughter's home in Kissimmee, where agents found her that evening. She gave "noncommittal responses," investigators say, but mentioned the name "Eboe" even though agents hadn't told her the account name. A magistrate judge ordered her held until a detention hearing Wednesday. She is represented by the Federal Public Defender's Office.
In the separate case, Allison Jeanne Albro of Daytona Beach is charged over an Oct. 29 Instagram post saying she was going to the rally "so I can shoot him with my glock." She told agents it was a joke and that she doesn't own a Glock; no guns were found at her home, according to the complaint.
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