(Via Daily Mail) An ISIS sympathizer in Washington state has pleaded guilty to a single felony for making an interstate threat against the life of former Ferguson, Missouri, police Officer Darren Wilson and his family.
Jaleel Tariq Abdul-Jabbaar, 46, entered the plea on Monday morning in Seattle. Two other counts are set to be dismissed at sentencing, which is set for June 12.
Abdul-Jabbaar had been detained in custody since his arrest on December 2, but will now be released under supervision until his next court appearance.
If convicted, the father-of-three faces a maximum of five years in prison.
Abdul-Jabbaar started writing the messages immediately after Wilson shot Michael Brown dead last August.



‘We need to kill this white motha f***a and anything that has a badge on,’ he wrote on Facebook, where he displayed an ISIS flag as his cover photo.
In addition to specific social media threats, he is also accused of trying to acquire a firearm to act out his desire as spokesman of ‘the oppressed’ who ‘need to kill this white cop.’
In one threat that dates from November 24, the day the grand jury declined to charge Wilson, Abdul-Jabbaar uploaded a photograph of the officer to his Facebook page with the message, ‘Ready to go and kill some cops.’
He followed that up later in the day with, ‘We need to kill this white motha F***a and anything that has a badge on.’ (continue reading)