Officials: Lacey Township man pleads guilty to bias intimidation stemming from 2022 incident
In September 2022, John Vincentini followed an Amazon delivery driver into a cul-de-sac and confronted him.
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yesterdayOfficials say a Lacey Township man on Friday pleaded guilty to bias intimidation.
In September 2022, John Vincentini followed an Amazon delivery driver into a cul-de-sac and confronted him.
Vincentini asked the driver if he knew the neighborhood he was in was racist and threatened to go back to his car, get his rifle and shoot the driver in the head.
Vincentini will be sentenced in July.
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