An Ohio man who plotted to kill sorority girls has been sentenced to six years in jail after pleading guilty to attempting to commit a hate crime. The man, identified as Genco, was arrested in July 2021 after responding to a domestic incident at his mobile home in Hillsboro. Federal agents intervened to prevent a deadly attack planned by Genco, who had expressed his violent intentions in a note found on his phone in 2020. The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force worked diligently to disrupt the potential threat posed by Genco, who was motivated by his personal hatred towards women. Despite the disturbing plot uncovered, law enforcement successfully foiled any violent actions from being carried out, ensuring the safety and protection of potential victims. The severity of Genco’s intentions and actions has now led to his incarceration, serving as a stark reminder of the importance of vigilance and collaboration in preventing acts of violence within our communities.
Ohio Man Pleads Guilty to Plotting Violent Attack on Women, US
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