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Seattle man accused of targeting governor
A Seattle man has been charged with threatening Washington Governor Bob Ferguson, allegedly planning to harm him during a hospital stay. The 34-year-old suspect, Nathaniel Foster, disclosed to hospital staff his intentions to travel to Olympia, observe security, and force his way into the governor’s residence, stating he was willing to harm or kill anyone in his way. Foster's prior convictions include robbery, assault, and malicious mischief, and he claimed voices in his head influenced his actions. He is currently held on charges of threatening the governor, with bail set at $50,000, amid concerns about public safety.
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