College Station Employee Charged with Terroristic Threats

News Summary

Kanaivous Rashard Jeffery, a former city employee in College Station, faces charges of terroristic threats after a disturbing confrontation over AirPods. The situation escalated with Jeffery repeatedly appearing at the seller’s workplace and making aggressive demands. Authorities have taken him into custody, revealing a criminal history that raises concerns about community safety. This incident underscores the importance of thorough background checks for public employees.

College Station Employee Charged with Terroristic Threats After AirPods Dispute

In a rather unnerving turn of events, College Station has found itself in the spotlight following a shocking incident involving a former city employee. Kanaivous Rashard Jeffery, a 33-year-old who used to work for the City of College Station, was charged recently with a terroristic threat after an alleged confrontation over the purchase of some AirPods.

The drama kicked off back in January when Jeffery thought he was making a simple transaction on Facebook Marketplace. After arranging to buy the AirPods from a seller, things spiraled into a series of alarming confrontations. The seller was busy at her job, sitting in her work truck when Jeffery drove up in a City of College Station vehicle, making the situation even more unsettling.

The Disturbing Aftermath

What followed that initial purchase is both bewildering and frightening. In the weeks following the sale, Jeffery began showing up at the seller’s workplace, asking to know where she was. It didn’t stop there – he reportedly threatened her in front of a co-worker during these tense encounters. This wasn’t just idle talk; he approached a co-worker aggressively, driving a City of College Station garbage truck, demanding to know the seller’s whereabouts.

The gravity of the situation escalated when Jeffery conveyed that he would stop every truck from the seller’s company until he found her. Such behavior raises eyebrows and concerns about safety, especially coming from someone who previously held a position within the city’s workforce.

Legal Troubles Pile Up

According to recent online jail records, Jeffery was taken into custody last week by the Brazos County authorities. Along with the terroristic threat charge tied to the AirPods dispute, he was also booked on a Family Violence charge. Additionally, there’s a lingering criminal trespass warrant from the Hearne Police Department, showing that this isn’t an isolated incident for him.

Jeffery’s history paints a troubling picture, revealing a criminal past that includes multiple arrests dating back to 2013. Most notably, he was sentenced to ten years in prison in 2016 for an Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon charge. Just two years earlier, he became notorious for a brutal domestic violence incident that left another man with broken teeth.

His Short-Lived Career with the City

Jeffery joined the City of College Station in August 2024, but his tenure was unsurprisingly short-lived as he was terminated in March 2025. A spokesperson for the City noted that Jeffery had undergone a standard criminal background check before his employment began. However, it’s worth mentioning that this check only covers records from the last six years, which means any previous convictions or charges dating before 2018 would not have come to light during the hiring process.

This incident has brought to light various concerns regarding background checks and the safety of community members. With College Station being a close-knit town, such dramatic occurrences raise alarms among residents, reminding them that even the most mundane transactions can sometimes take a dark turn.

As the legal proceedings unfold, many will be eagerly watching how this all plays out. One thing is clear: the community deserves to feel safe, and residents will be hoping for justice following this unsettling saga.

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