Montana man charged with waterboarding boys - Was ready to attack school and police

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A Jefferson County man was charged Thursday after authorities accused him of waterboarding at least two boys and injuring a woman who tried to stop him.

William Albert Province, 42, also is suspected of making threats to a school, to Child Protective Services officials and to foster parents caring for his children.

Authorities have not identified his alleged victims.

Province made an initial appearance in Justice Court on Thursday morning on charges of partner or family member assault, and felony intimidation, along with three felony counts and one misdemeanor count of assault on a minor.

A witness said Province said that when he got back from Alaska, he was “going to the school, the CPS office and the foster parents’ house” and was going to “take care of everything and everyone.”

It was not clear which school he was threatening or why he was out of state.

The witness also said Province had military-grade armor, armor-piercing ammunition and several assault weapons and was ready to fight with law enforcement. Deputies were shown the body armor, according to the affidavit.