Ramchand Rattan, a 44-year-old man from Las Vegas, was arrested after allegedly threatening to bomb a Costco in St. George, Utah, if the store did not terminate its Black and LGBTQ+ employees. Rattan faces charges of terrorism with a hoax weapon of mass destruction and electronic communication harassment. The threats, made in January, included racial slurs and specific demands regarding employee terminations. Rattan blocked his phone number during the calls, but police were able to trace the threats back to him using phone records obtained through search warrants. Surveillance footage revealed a man matching Rattan's description at both the Costco and a local car dealership, where he had also made threats earlier. The arrest was facilitated by the U.S. Marshals Violent Fugitive Apprehension Strike Team after a warrant was issued when Rattan could not be contacted. U.S. Marshal Gary Schofield emphasized that such terroristic threats would not be tolerated and highlighted the collaboration of law enforcement across state lines in apprehending suspects.