Nearly 200 Anonymous Pizza Deliveries Target U.S. Federal Judges Since 2025
Federal judges in the United States have been targeted with nearly 200 anonymous pizza deliveries since 2025 as part of a coordinated effort to threaten them, with a lack of resources preventing accountability for those involved.
Baltimore, MD, September 16, 2026 —
Federal judges across the United States have been the target of nearly 200 anonymous pizza deliveries since the year 2025, an organized campaign aimed at intimidating judicial officials. The deliveries are part of a coordinated effort to threaten judges.
The scale of these incidents highlights a significant challenge in achieving accountability for the individuals or groups orchestrating these actions. A primary reason cited for the lack of accountability is a deficiency in available resources.
The full extent of the coordination behind these deliveries remains unclear. Information regarding the specific identities of the judges targeted, the dates of the deliveries, or the particular jurisdictions affected was not provided in the summary.
Furthermore, details concerning the methods used to track or identify the perpetrators are not available. The trend indicates a pattern of harassment directed at the federal judiciary, with the anonymous nature of the deliveries and the resource limitations impeding efforts to address the issue effectively.
The summary did not provide information on any specific actions taken by judicial bodies or law enforcement agencies in response to these incidents, nor did it specify any outcomes related to investigations or potential consequences for those responsible. The lack of resources is identified as a significant barrier to bringing those involved to account.
Story summarized from the original created by Jeremy Fogel and Amrit Singh, opinion contributors on thehill.com, see more information here.
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