男子向FBI探员开枪并在网上威胁杀执法人员认罪：最高面临终身监禁
位于俄克拉荷马州 Pottawatomie County 的 McLoud 市31岁男子 Taylor Ryan Prigmore，11月2日就向联邦调查局（FBI）探员开枪、在网上威胁杀害联邦执法人员等四项指控认罪，量刑时最高面临终身监禁与100万美元罚款。联邦检察官 Robert J. Troester 当日宣布了这一认罪。
据法庭记录，2025年5月9日至2026年1月17日间，Prigmore 的 YouTube 账号在多段视频下留言，威胁杀害移民与海关执法局（ICE）探员等人，并扬言要杀掉任何来到他住所的执法人员，称想「尽可能多杀」。
2026年1月19日，FBI 探员在其住所与他短暂对峙后将其逮捕。对峙中 Prigmore 向联邦探员连开多枪，所幸无人受伤。
11月2日，Prigmore 被以四项罪名的替代起诉书起诉并当庭认罪，罪名包括威胁谋杀联邦执法人员、传递威胁、袭击联邦官员，以及在暴力犯罪中亮出枪支。他在认罪协议中承认，自己蓄意威胁谋杀联邦执法人员、另行发出伤害他人的威胁，并持枪袭击、妨碍联邦官员执法。
联邦检察官 Robert J. Troester 表示：「威胁和试图伤害联邦探员是严重犯罪，必将承担严重后果。我们将始终支持每天辛勤维护我们安全的执法人员，并追究那些威胁或妨碍他们工作的人。」FBI 俄克拉荷马城外地办事处代理主管特工 Joe Skarda 表示，这份认罪是让 Prigmore 为危及执行公务的 FBI 探员生命的行为担责的重要一步。
此案由 FBI 俄克拉荷马城外地办事处的联合反恐任务组查办，国土安全调查局（HSI）与俄克拉荷马州公路巡警协助，助理联邦检察官 Arvo Mikkanen 与 Matt Dillon 起诉。司法部称，此案属于白宫主导的跨部门「国家安全总统备忘录7号」倡议的一部分。（来源：美国司法部）
Man Who Fired at FBI Agents and Threatened to Kill Officers Online Pleads Guilty: Faces Up to Life in Prison
Taylor Ryan Prigmore, 31, of McLoud, a city in Pottawatomie County, Oklahoma, pleaded guilty on November 2 to four counts including threatening to murder federal law enforcement officers and firing at FBI agents, U.S. Attorney Robert J. Troester announced. At sentencing he faces up to life in federal prison and fines of up to $1,000,000.
According to court records, between May 9, 2025, and January 17, 2026, a YouTube account belonging to Prigmore posted multiple comments on various videos threatening to kill Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and others. He also threatened to kill law enforcement officers who came to his residence, stating that he wanted to kill "as many as possible."
On January 19, 2026, FBI agents arrested Prigmore following a brief standoff at his residence. During the standoff, Prigmore fired multiple rounds at federal agents. No one was injured.
On November 2, 2026, Prigmore was charged with, and pleaded guilty to, a four-count Superseding Information charging him with threatening to murder federal law enforcement officers, communicating a threat, assaulting federal officers, and brandishing a firearm in the furtherance of a crime of violence. As part of his plea, he admitted he willfully threatened to murder federal law enforcement officers, sent another threat to injure others, and intentionally assaulted and interfered with federal officers with a firearm which he brandished.
"Threats and attempts to harm federal agents are serious crimes that result in severe consequences," said U.S. Attorney Robert J. Troester. FBI Oklahoma City Acting Special Agent in Charge Joe Skarda said the guilty plea is an important step toward accountability for actions that endangered the lives of FBI agents carrying out their sworn duties.
The FBI Oklahoma City Field Office's Joint Terrorism Task Force investigated the case, with assistance from Homeland Security Investigations and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Arvo Mikkanen and Matt Dillon are prosecuting the case. The Justice Department said the case is part of the nationwide National Security Presidential Memorandum 7 initiative. (Source: U.S. Department of Justice)
来源：美国司法部
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