SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - A South Dakota man accused of livestreaming himself brandishing weapons and making threats outside an anti-Islam event in April has pleaded not guilty to a drug charge.
Forty-six-year-old Ehab Jaber of Sioux Falls was arrested April 21 for allegedly making terrorist threats after he was kicked out of the anti-Islam event in Sioux Falls on April 9. He was arrested again on April 28 when authorities said he tested positive for methamphetamine, violating the conditions of his release.
Trial on the drug charge is scheduled Aug. 28.
Jaber last month pleaded not guilty to a federal gun charge. He also faces state charges of making terroristic threats.
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