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PROVO, Utah — A man accused of writing a Facebook post in which he threatened to kill "as many girls as I see" was given his sentence Thursday.
A judge sentenced 27-year-old Christopher Wayne Cleary to zero to five years in prison, and the court recommended credit for the 124 days already serviced. No fines or fees were imposed.
Cleary was arrested January 19 after making a social media post in which he threatened to shoot up a public place because he never had a girlfriend and was still a virgin.
An FBI agent and members of the Utah County Major Crimes Task Force took him into custody on January 19, the same day as a number of women's marches around Utah and the rest of the country.
Cleary pleaded guilty in April to a reduced charge of attempted threat of terrorism, The Salt Lake Tribune reports.
Provo police said the following threat was posted on Cleary's Facebook page:
Cleary also wrote, "Theres nothing more dangerous than man ready to die," the documents said.