Elijah Stevens, 23, was arraigned Friday
in Montcalm County Circuit Court. He pleaded not guilty to a false
report of terrorism and two counts of malicious use of
telecommunications services. His defense attorney is Randy Norton.
According to Montcalm County Prosecutor
Andrea Krause, the alleged crimes occurred in November 2019 in Belvidere
Township when Stevens allegedly made threatening phone calls to his
mother. During those phone calls, Stevens also allegedly threatened to
harm Probate Court Judge Charles Simon III and his family. Simon had
previously presided over a case involving Stevens, according to Krause.
The Michigan State Police Lakeview Post
investigated the incident. Krause said charges against Stevens were
authorized soon after the alleged crimes, but Stevens allegedly fled the
state and was just recently located and arrested.
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