“She’s been in this world long enough that she certainly should know better that you can’t make threats like that in the current environment that we live in,” he said, per NBC News affiliate WFLA, “and think that we’re not going to follow up and put you in jail.”
He added, “She readily admitted that, ‘Yeah that’s exactly what I said but I didn’t mean anything by it.’ Well, you don’t get to pull that back after you say it.”
Boston’s attorney Jim Headley told a judge during her first appearance in court, per WFLA, “My client is 42, married mother of three. Never had any criminal charges or convictions. May you release her on her own recognizance.”
Her bond is currently set at $100,000.
E! News has reached out to Boston’s lawyer and the Lakeland Police Department for comment, but has not heard back yet.