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A South China man has been sentenced to three months in jail for threatening to shoot his ex-wife and a judge.
Shawn Breton was sentenced this week after pleading guilty in Kennebec County Superior Court to a charge of terrorizing and domestic violence terrorizing.
Authorities say the 37-year-old Breton made the threats while he was leaving court in August after being denied a protection from abuse order against his ex-wife. He was overheard by a court security officer.
He was arrested a short time later at the courthouse but did not have a gun.
The Kennebec Journal, reports that Breton's lawyer says his client was frustrated at Judge Beth Dobson's decision denying the protection order and was just "blowing off steam."
South China Man Sentenced to Three Months in Jail for Shooting Threats
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