A morning service at Congregation B’nai Israel was interrupted by a bomb threat Saturday, one day after local Jewish community members expressed concerns about a rise in antisemitism to Gov. DeWine.
Nearly two months after the Oct. 1 shooting, Estis was arrested and charged by U.S. Marshals. Municipal Court Judge Nicole Khoury set his bond at $25,000. One day after his arrest, on Nov. 30, Estis made surety bond and was released from jail.