Alabama Woman Faces Federal Charges Over Alleged Facebook Threat Against Trump
An Alabama woman, Megan Lorraine Utz, faces federal charges for allegedly posting a threat on Facebook to shoot President Donald Trump prior to his planned attendance at the Alabama-Georgia college football game.
Phoenix, AZ, October 23, 2026 —
An Alabama woman, Megan Lorraine Utz, faces federal charges after allegedly posting a threat on Facebook to shoot President Donald Trump before his planned attendance at the Alabama-Georgia college football game, according to the information provided.
The account identifies the alleged threat and the social media platform but does not provide the wording of the post, when it was published, or when the charges were filed. It also does not specify the federal charges Utz faces, the court handling the case, or whether she has entered a plea.
No information was provided about whether Utz has an attorney, whether she has responded publicly, or whether authorities have issued statements. The account does not describe any investigation, arrest, court appearance, or other developments following the alleged post.
The game was described as a planned attendance by Trump, but the information does not give a date for the event or say whether his attendance took place. It also does not state whether the alleged post led to any change in security arrangements.
The allegations have not been accompanied by further details in the available account. The specific federal statutes involved, potential penalties, and the status of the case were not provided. The information therefore establishes only that Utz faces federal charges over an alleged Facebook threat connected to Trump’s planned appearance at the college football game; it does not provide additional details about the allegations or the legal proceedings.
Story summarized from the original created by Stephanie Obediku on www.azfamily.com, see more information here.
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