Youngstown Finance Committee will meet virtually Monday at 4:30 pm in light of recent events, the press release states. 
 
According to Valencia Marrow, Youngstown City Clerk, the virtual meeting was decided instead of in-person in light of Youngstown city council members recently receiving threatening emails.
 
An alarming threat against Youngstown city council members sent through e-mail states last week read "Today I will be taking my AR-15 and hunting down as many council members I possibly can."
 
 
The author of the email states, "Thomas Hetrick who lives at [address]... I think I'll start with him.  Or maybe I should start with Basia Adamczak who lives at [address]"
 
 
He then lists the council president's and councilwoman's home addresses or former home addresses.
 
The writer states, "Who knows what I'll do. Either way, prepare yourselves."
 
Prior to the e-mail threatening to hunt Youngstown council members down, their home addresses were listed on the city's website. On Friday they were removed.
 
The author of the email used a public official's name to try to make it appear that an official from Youngstown sent the email, but that was not the case.
 
 
There was a second identifying email address that lists a name that is familiar to the police.
 
Youngstown Police Department detectives are investigating the threats.