Man Charged With Threatening Oklahoma Pastor

Tuesday, December 6th 2011, 3:52 pm

By: News 9

Prosecutors have filed charges against a man accused of threatening an Oklahoma pastor.

David Moxley faces two counts of making threatening phone including a felony charge of making a bomb threat.

Police said Moxley threatened Pastor Paul Blair of Fairview Baptist Church after Blair spoke out against adding sexual orientation to Oklahoma City's anti-discrimination policy.

Moxley has not been arrested.

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