Greene Co. Man Sentenced For Cyberstalking

CARMICHAELS, Pa. — A Greene County man has been sentenced in federal court to 37 months’ imprisonment followed by three years of supervised release on his convictions for cyberstalking and communication of threats to injure according to United States Attorney Cindy K. Chung.  U.S. District Judge J. Nicholas Ranjan imposed the sentence on Kaleb Levicky, 23, formerly of Carmichaels, Pennsylvania. According to information presented in court, from November 3rd through November 30, 2020, Levicky sent numerous messages via Instagram and multiple telephone numbers to an unnamed person, her friend and her boyfriend. In these messages, Levicky threatened to cause serious bodily injury and death to the unnamed victim. Subsequently, in December that year, Levicky sent a text message to the friend, threatening to “kill hundreds of innocent people” with firearms. Investigators with the Federal Bureau of investigation confirmed that Levicky previously purchased these firearms, and investigators ultimately seized these firearms from Levicky.