DeWine declines to reveal foreign adversary behind Springfield bomb threats

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Gov. Mike DeWine’s (R-OH) office declined to specify which foreign adversary was responsible for a majority of more than 30 bomb threats that have targeted schools in the Springfield area.

A deluge of contradicting reports in recent weeks about the state’s Haitian immigrant influx and allegations that those migrants have kidnapped, killed, and eaten people’s pets have provided U.S. adversaries a subject they could exploit, DeWine’s press secretary Dan Tierney told the Washington Examiner.

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