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Canadian Man Charged For Allegedly Threatening to Kill President Bush

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A Canadian man has been charged for allegedly threatening to kill President Bush via e-mail.

CBC News reported Friday that 29-year-old Darren Lovelock of Kingston, Ontario, was charged Thursday with threats against an internationally protected person.

White House staff reported receiving the disturbing e-mails beginning in October 2005 — one of which mentioned using a bomb to kill Bush, according to CBC News.

Click here to read the CBC News story.

The report said Kingston police got involved in the case after the White House reported more threatening e-mails in the summer of 2007. Lovelock was arrested Nov. 2.