Archive · 10 Dec 2025
Twins Arrested for Threats Against Tricia McLaughlin
Two twin brothers, Ricardo Antonio Roman-Flores and Emilio Roman-Flores, were arrested because they posted scary messages on a website called X. These messages were aimed at a person named Tricia McLaughlin.
The brothers live near Atlantic City.
One of them said something about using guns and hurting people who work for something called ICE.
They also mentioned doing bad things to McLaughlin, like what people did a long time ago to those who helped bad leaders.
The police got involved because these messages were very threatening.
Ricardo Antonio Roman-Flores and Emilio Roman-Flores, twins from Absecon near Atlantic City, were arrested for making threats against Tricia McLaughlin.
The threats were allegedly posted on the social media platform X.
One of the brothers responded to a message from McLaughlin with a reference to the Second Amendment and suggested violent actions.
The post also mentioned historical punishments like tar, feather, and hang for those serving tyrants.
The exact date of the arrest is not specified in the article.
- Who
- Ricardo Antonio Roman-Flores and Emilio Roman-Flores, twins from Absecon near Atlantic City
- What
- Arrested for making threats against Tricia McLaughlin on the social media platform X
- When
- The exact date of the arrest is not specified in the article
- Where
- Absecon near Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Why
- For allegedly posting violent and threatening messages targeting Tricia McLaughlin
- Names of the twins
- Ricardo Antonio Roman-Flores and Emilio Roman-Flores
- Location of the twins
- Absecon near Atlantic City
- Platform used for threats
- X (formerly Twitter)
- Nature of threats
- Violent and targeted messages against Tricia McLaughlin
- Legal context mentioned
- Reference to the Second Amendment and historical punishments