A Cobb County man apparently didn’t appreciate being forced to leave an Austell bar. So Cordell Antoine Bell vented his frustrations on Facebook, according to police.

Within 90 minutes of being told to leave the B3 Bar and Grill, Bell called on his friends to bring guns to injure the bar’s owner and employees, his arrest warrant states. Bell then threatened violence against Austell police.

“They going to get it too,” Bell posted on Facebook, according to police. “Watch me (expletive) all them up too yall think this is a game.”

Bell was arrested early Friday morning at his home and charged with making terroristic threats, Cobb booking records showed. He was later released after posting $10,000 bond.

During a 49-minute video posted on Facebook Saturday, Joe Fletcher talks about LaDonte Smith, 19, who was shot in the head in Akron in 2010.

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