Welcome to Arrest Stories. A Marietta woman remains behind bars after making violent threats against county government staff and a courthouse. Heres what may have happened.
On July seventeenth, Natalia Seico, a resident of Marietta, Georgia, placed a phone call to the Cobb County State Court Clerks office. The purpose of that call, according to an arrest warrant, was related to an upcoming case Seico had before the court.
What happened during that call, however, went far beyond a routine inquiry.
According to the arrest warrant, Seico threatened to shoot a variety of government staff while speaking with personnel at the State Court Clerks office. In addition to those shooting threats, Seico also made a bomb threat directed at the metro Atlanta courthouse.
Cobb County authorities moved forward with an arrest warrant against Seico, documenting the threats she made during that phone call. The warrant outlines the threatening statements Seico directed at county government staff as the basis for her arrest.
At the time of reporting, Natalia Seico remains behind bars in Cobb County, Georgia.
The case originates in Cobb County, which is located in the metro Atlanta region of Georgia. No additional details regarding the nature of Seicos original court case, the specific charges she now faces, or her age were available at the time of this report.
What is clear from the arrest warrant is that a phone call made to a court clerks office escalated into a serious criminal matter, with Seico facing consequences stemming directly from the threats she allegedly made during that conversation.
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