A man accused of recording threatening phone messages against a Miami Gardens mosque is set to plead guilty Thursday, according to court records.
Gerald Sloane Wallace, 35, was indicted in June on a charge of making an interstate communication that threatened injury. Wallace previously pleaded not guilty.
The indictment says Wallace phoned the mosque in February and left a message using profanity against Islam, the prophet Muhammad and the Quran. He also allegedly threatened to "go down to [the] center" and shoot people.
Wallace allegedly claimed to have threatened other Florida mosques.
The charge carries a maximum five-year prison sentence.