Anna Paulina Luna says DOJ has opened three cases in the past week related to death threats

Florida GOP Rep. Anna Paulina Luna on Friday revealed that she has spoken to law enforcement officials and the Justice Department about three death threats she has encountered in the past week.

Luna did not specifically state who the target of the threats were, or provide any details about the threats, but touted her record as one of the "top conservative voting members of Congress." 

"Over the last week, I’ve had three cases opened for death threats, for which warrants are being or have been issued," Luna posted on X. "One of the three stemmed from a targeted harassment campaign run by a trans activist posing as an 'alt-right' page. The fact is, I’m one of the top conservative voting members of Congress. 

"After talking with [law enforcement], FBI, and DOJ, these individuals will likely be charged and arrested," she continued. "But the bigger issue is that the radical left continues to embrace violence. It’s our job as Americans to take a stand against this bulls***."

Luna's post comes as the Republican Party faces heat for a Young Republican groupchat that went viral over racist and inflammatory messages.

Virginia's Attorney General race is also engulfed in its own scandal over texts the Democratic nominee Jay Jones sent to a Democratic state representative regarding then-state House Speaker Todd Gilbert, saying he "gets two bullets to the head," in a hypothetical room with Adolf Hitler and Pol Pot. 

Misty Severi is a news reporter for Just The News. You can follow her on X for more coverage.