A major healthcare provider received a threatening email to end the lockdown 'or face severe consequences.' Police said it wasn't a crime.

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• An unidentified man sent a threatening email to a major Colorado healthcare provider and warned it should end the limited coronavirus quarantine order "or face severe consequences."
• The email reportedly said, "I know you're the receptionist and not responsible ... but tell the 9 petty tyrants who want to keep locking most of Colorado down to F---OFF," according to KMGH-TV.
• The email reportedly added that the health department was "about to start a hot-shooting no bulls--- civil war."
• Health officials reported the incident to the police department, which they say determined the threat to be "not criminal in nature."
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An unidentified man sent a threatening email to a major Colorado healthcare provider and warned it should end the limited coronavirus quarantine order "or face severe consequences."

The Greenwood Village Police Department increased its presence for the Tri-County Health Department after the email was sent Tuesday afternoon, according to KMGH-TV. The Tri-County Health Department serves over 1.5 million people in three counties in Colorado.

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