Dean DelleChiaie, a Federal Aviation Administration employee in New Hampshire, has been arrested and charged with threatening to kill President Donald Trump. According to court documents, he allegedly emailed a threat to the White House and used his work computer to research assassination attempts and related topics. If convicted, he faces up to five years in prison.
Newsmax reported that DelleChiaie was arrested and charged with making threats against the president. CNBC noted that the alleged threat was sent via email to the White House and that the charge carries a maximum sentence of five years. The Independent described DelleChiaie as an FAA contractor and highlighted court documents showing he had used his work computer to research assassination attempts and related subjects.
The specific content of the threat has not been publicly disclosed. Authorities have not released additional details about the investigation or the timeline of events leading to the arrest. DelleChiaie’s employment status with the FAA—whether as a direct employee or a contractor—was reported differently across outlets, with CNBC and Newsmax referring to him as an employee and The Independent identifying him as a contractor.
The case is proceeding through the federal court system. DelleChiaie has been charged and faces legal proceedings. No further information about his legal representation or court dates was immediately available.
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