(Radio Iowa) – If you’re going to threaten someone, especially a high-ranking government official, don’t do it on their voicemail. A southwest Iowa man is charged with first-degree harassment after leaving a profanity-laced voicemail at the office of Governor Kim Reynolds. The Iowa State Patrol says 48-year-old Harvey Eugene Hunter of Stuart left the voicemail in January. In the recording, troopers say Hunter calls the governor a “treasonous dictator,” calls COVID-19 a scam, and says everyone involved, including Reynolds, should be “hung for treason” or “face a firing squad.” Hunter was arrested February 3rd and released on bond. In his court appearance this Wednesday, he entered a plea of not guilty.