NEW YORK (1010 WINS) -- A California woman has been arrested after she threatened to "blow up" a private Roman Catholic girls school in Washington as part of a "mission from God" because it announced it would be publishing same-sex marriages in its alumni magazine.
According to documents filed in court, obtained by NBC Washington, Sonia Tabizada left a voice mail message last May at Georgetown Visitation Prep, saying, "What kind of pervert priests do you guys have running the show? Nobody cares for those girls? You're crushing the innocent, motherf****** a**hole. I'm gonna f***ing blow up the school and call it a mission from God. You guys are going to get terrorism within your f***ing school, motherf*****. And you're going to be guilty. And I warned you!"
She left at least two voice mail messages for the school.
Tabizada has pleaded not guilty.
She will remain in jail until the next court date. A hearing is slated for Jan. 21.
