A Haverford College professor is arrested and charged after federal authorities allege he made online harassment and intimidation. The college’s president says the arrest took place on Tuesday, according to a statement issued by the school.
Multiple outlets report that the case involves alleged antisemitic death threats directed at a Jewish woman’s family. The Washington Examiner and New York Post both describe the alleged threats as violent and antisemitic, and they say the FBI connected the professor—identified as Guangtin/Guangtian Ha—to social media posts that include threats and doxing. The reports add that the professor’s work and position are tied to topics including religion and related academic subjects, though the central focus of the coverage is the criminal allegations.
The sources differ mainly in the specific framing of the alleged content and the professor’s background, but all describe a Tuesday arrest by authorities and formal charges tied to alleged online threats.
