Man sent Miami-Dade sheriff a school bomb threat, then threatened her family, deputies say
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A Kissimmee man sent Miami-Dade Sheriff Rosie Cordero-Stutz a school bomb threat, then threatened her family in a second email that included an image of his own driver’s license, investigators said. It began when an email arrived at the sheriff’s publicly listed government address at 3:21 p.m. Nov. 2, according to an arrest warrant. The subject line read, “[Expletive] u im bomb a school.” Investigators said the email gave no school name, location or time. A second email arrived from the same account at 4:54 p.m. Its subject line read, “Im locked on ur location that’s me right [expletive] im murderd ur family leave the country im tell Putin to kill u,” according to the warrant. The second email included an image of 38-year-old Julio Javier Landaeta’s Florida driver’s license. A detective said the license photo appeared to match the profile picture of an Instagram account that also featured several photos of the sheriff. Investigators said records from Google and inte