Billings man indicted over alleged threats to kill Rep. Kevin McCarthy – Daily Montanan
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A Billings man pleaded not guilty Tuesday in federal court to making phone calls threatening to kill then-House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in February. Richard Lee Rogers, 44, was indicted by a grand jury on Sept. 21 on one count of threatening to injure and murder a member of Congress in regards to his official duties, and one count of making harassing phone calls in a case that was unsealed this week. Rogers is accused of making the threats on Feb. 3 from Shepherd, northeast of Billings. But the bulk of...
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