“I WILL CRUCIFY HER”!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT, POLICE SAY IOWA PASTOR AND CITY COUNCILMAN HAYDEN JAMES ROBINSON LEFT GRAPHIC DEATH THREATS FOR A WOMAN AND WAS ARRESTED WITH A HANDCUFF KEY HIDDEN IN HIS MOUTH… AND HE NOW FACES MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS IN PRISON.
A 34-year-old Iowa pastor and city councilman is facing multiple felony charges after police say he left a woman a series of graphic death threats.
Hayden James Robinson, of Hazleton, was arrested on Thursday.
Following the arrest, Robinson was booked into the Polk County Jail.
Robinson serves on the Hazleton City Council.
He is also the lead pastor at Oelwein Church.
Prosecutors say Robinson left multiple voicemails threatening to kill the victim.
According to a sworn police statement, Robinson allegedly threatened extreme violence against the woman.
The sworn statement alleges Robinson said he was going to “crucify her, sl*t her throat, ch£p her into many pieces”.
He also allegedly said that the aftermath would be serious enough for “a Netflix documentary.”
Police say he also allegedly said there were not enough bullets in the world to put into her.
And police say the arrest brought even more concern.
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Prosecutors said Robinson was taken into custody with ammunition in his possession.
He was also found with an empty gun holster.
Prosecutors stated that Robinson was carrying handcuffs at the time of his arrest.
He also had a handcuff key hidden in his mouth when taken into custody.
Robinson is charged with intimidation with a dangerous weapon.
He is charged with second-degree arson.
He is also charged with child endangerment.
Authorities have additionally charged Robinson with first-degree harassment.
He is further charged with domestic abuse assault.
The state is asking for a $100,000 bond, citing significant safety concerns for the victim.
A no-contact order has already been entered in the case.
Yet Robinson faces more than 20 years in prison if convicted.
The charges are allegations and have not been proven in court.
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