Suspect Named in Bomb Threats to Washington Government Agencies

Arrest Warrant Issued for Dr. Said Farzad in Connection with a Series of Bomb Threats on State Government Buildings.

A man suspected of phoning in several bomb threats to state government agencies over the past has been identified, but the investigation is complicated by the fact that he is believed to be out of the country, Washington State Patrol investigators said.

Said Farzad is suspected in 18 cases involving multiple agencies, including eight in the last month to state agencies in Olympia and Tumwater, investigators said. He's under suspicion of making threats to Idaho offices as well.

It's believed the calls stem from his psychiatry license being suspended in 2014, according to investigators. Farzad was accused of making numerous phone calls to Molina HealthCare threatening to kill employees and blow up their building because the insurance company rejected some of his patient's medical claims, according to the Department of Health.  (KOMO 4 News, October 31, 2018)
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Dr. Farzad's office address was listed as: 9601 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Lakewood, WA 98498