Rep. Andy Ogles pushes for accountability after accusations he put Nashville judges at risk

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Rep. Andy Ogles has responded after Nashville judges wrote to Gov. Bill Lee asking for heightened security.

The judges made the request following a social media post Ogles made about Mohamed A. Mohamed, who is accused of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on the steps of a Nolensville church in August.

In the letter to Lee, the judges accused Ogles of endangering elected officials in Davidson County, citing his “irresponsible use of the phrase ‘we are at war’ accompanied by the posting of the individual photographs of General Sessions Court Judges.”

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