Authorities are looking into a report of a threatening graffiti message aimed at Minnesota U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar.
A photo showing the words "Assassinate Ilhan Omar" was posted to InstaÂgram on Feb. 22.
The man who posted the photo wrote that he saw it written on a stall in the men's room at a Holiday gas station in Rogers.
The post gained more attention after Omar tweeted it on Friday.
A spokesperson with the FBI's Minneapolis division said Sunday that the bureau was aware of the post and is looking into the matter in partnership with other agencies.
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