NEW YORK TIMES: A man from Philadelphia was arrested Monday on charges that he threatened to kill Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly in several calls made from Manhattan pay phones to 911 over the past seven months, the authorities said. The man, Jeffrey Fisher, 48, traveled to New York from Philadelphia, making 10 calls from pay phones in Manhattan, the authorities said. The Manhattan district attorney’s office charged Mr. Fisher on Saturday with 10 counts of making a terrorist threat. He is being held in lieu of $100,000 bail. MORE

NEW YORK DAILY NEWS: A Philadelphia man repeatedly threatened to kill Mayor Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly in a series of ranting 911 calls, authorities said. Jeffrey Fisher was charged with 10 counts of making terroristic threats from pay phones in calls that stretched from May to last week. “If he continues his 9/11 b——t, his family is going to feel it,” Fisher allegedly railed last Thursday morning from a midtown phone. Authorities said Fisher’s calls started at 8:50 a.m. on May 12, when he threatened to “kill the f—–g Mayor” and said, “We want this f—-r dead.” Within minutes, prosecutors said, the 48-year-old man dialed 911 two more more times to rant, “I’m gonna come and kill your mayor” and “The mayor’s office, he’s a target.” A psychiatric evaluation was requested for Fisher, who was being held on $100,000 bail. Police sources said the death threats were taken seriously as a precaution, but that Fisher is considered unstable. MORE

RELATED: Through The Looking Glass With Jeff Fisher, AKA American Patriot

RELATED: Through The Looking Glass With Jeff Fisher, AKA Ezra Folson

RELATED: Through The Looking Glass With Jeff Fisher, AKA Tom Heneghan