Buehler

State Police charged a man with threatening two judges and a Buffalo Township Supervisor, allegedly evidenced through a slew of voicemails.

Frederick W. Buehler, 61, of Sarver was arraigned Wednesday on three charges: one felony count of retaliation against a prosecutor or judicial officer, and two misdemeanor charges of making a terroristic threat and harassment.

Trooper Richard Giustini investigated the case, speaking with all three victims, according to an affidavit of probable cause included in the court documents.

In listening to one of the voicemails, Giustini heard comments such as “throwing bodies on 356,” “get your last meal,” and a suggestion that blood would be spilled on Thursday, among others.

Buehler remains in Butler County Prison on $75,000 bond following his arraignment Tuesday before District Judge William S. O'Donnell.

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