Since the events in Charlottesville on August 11-12, 2017, a number of far-right fascists, white supremacists, and neo-Nazis have caught charges for violent crimes. These crimes range from misdemeanors to serious felonies, from state charges to federal charges, and possible penalties can include life in prison or even death.

Tracking these cases has given anti-fascist and anti-extremist researchers a wealth of information regarding the organizing methods, networks, and objectives of these groups. Tracking all of these cases, however, can be hard. So here is a resource that should hopefully compile that information for future work. Fascists are never on the side of truth, so sunlight can be a powerful tool to disrupt their organizing. It is with high hopes that this information is used to save lives. This is not an endorsement of the police, of state violence, or of state intervention. This is simply a repository of the most accurate possible information, culled from public records, newspapers, and court hearings.

All people on this list are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Arrests, charges, and indictments are not considered evidence of wrongdoing. All defendants presented herein have a right to due process. The public also has a right to learning the disposition of their cases.

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Cases of Interest

American Al Qaeda

A neo-Fascist group with crossover membership with the ultra-violent Atomwaffen Division, The Base—which translates to al Qaeda—was the product of a former American intelligence contractor and suspected present Russian intelligence asset, Rinaldo Nazzaro. Nazzaro went by multiple aliases, including “Norman Spear” and “Roman Wolf.” The Base recruited wayward young men, trained with weapons on land in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Washington, and was allegedy responsible for several acts of vandalism at synagogues throughtout the country.

Troublingly, The Base included international membership, including Patrik Mathews, a now-former Canadian armed forces member, who allegedly went absent and crossed illegally into the United States. There, prosecutors say, he met with several members of The Base, trained with firearms, and planned an attack at the Richmond, Virginia gun rights rally in January 2020. Another member of The Base, Richard Tobin, orchestrated attacks and vandalism at synagogues in the upper midwest, despite living in New Jersey. And a trio in Georgia is facing state charges for an alleged murder plot against two local activists. This cell was infiltrated by an undercover FBI employee.

Fortunately, these attacks were stopped before they could be carried out. But the cases show that American Nationalism is an international product, and that terrorism in the name of a white ethnostate is truly no different than terror served for any other fundamentalist goal.

USA v Lemley, et al (US District Court (Maryland) — 8:20-cr-00033-TDC)
Awaiting Trial
These alleged members of The Base, an accelerationist neo-Nazi organization, allegedly conspired to transport and harbor Patrik Mathews, a former Canadian Armed Forces member who allegedly crossed illegally into the United States. These individuals allegedly had plans to commit an attack at a gun rights rally in Virginia in 2020.
Brian Mark Lemley, Jr a.k.a. Brian Lemley Suspected affiliations: The Base	Conspiracy to transport certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(v)(I) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Transporting certain aliens (2 counts) 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii) and (v)(II) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Conspiracy to transport and harbor certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(v)(I) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Harboring certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(iii) and (v)(II) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Transporting a machine gun in interstate commerce 18 U.S.C. § 922(a)(4) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Dispensing of firearm and ammunition to illegal alien (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 922(d)(5) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Alien in possession of firearm and ammunition (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(5) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Transporting firearm and ammunition in interstate commerce with intent to commit felony (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(b) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
Patrik Jordan Mathews a.k.a. Patrik Mathews Suspected affiliations: The Base	Alien in possession of firearm and ammunition (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(5) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Transporting firearm and ammunition in interstate commerce with intent to commit felony (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(b) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
William Garfield Bilbrough IV a.k.a. William Bilbrough Suspected affiliations: The Base	Conspiracy to transport certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(v)(I) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60
	Transporting certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii) and (v)(II) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months (concurrent to count 1)
	Transporting certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii) and (v)(II) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Conspiracy to transport and harbor certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(v)(I) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Harboring certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(iii) and (v)(II) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
USA v Barasneh, Yousef O (US District Court (Eastern WI) — 2:20-cr-00026-PP-NJ)
Awaiting Sentencing
Yousef Barasneh allegedly vandalized a synagogue in Wisconsin as part of a neo-Nazi group's vandalism campaign, dubbed "Operation Kristallnacht". The campaign, allegedly orchestrated by Richard Tobin, was part of a nationwide campaign of racial terror performed by The Base. Barasneh allegdly traveled to train with firearms with members of the group, was allegedly involved in a goat sacrifice, and was part of a group that has seen eight arrests from late 2019 to early 2020.
Yousef Omar Barasneh a.k.a. Yousef Barasneh Joseph Barasneh Suspected affiliations: The Base	Conspiracy against rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 10 years
USA v Tobin, Richard (US District Court (NJ) — 1:19-mj-05644-KMW)
Awaiting Indictment
Richard Tobin is a suspected member of the accelerationist neo-Nazi group The Base. Tobin allegedly made threatening comments online and coordinated with other Base members to commit acts of vandalism at synagogues across the country. He allegedly once was at a mall with a machete in his car and wanted to "let loose" with the weapon because of the presence of Black shoppers. In January 2020, several of his fellow Base members were arrested on various charges, including in relation to his vandalism spree.
Richard Tobin Suspected affiliations: The Base	Conspiracy against rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code)	Charged	Up to 10 years

The Antagonizers

Based out of Texas, this crew traveled to many rallies around the United States, badly mistaking real life for an internet forum. In Houston, a militaman put Will Fears in a headlock as he was trying to start trouble, exclaiming, “but what about the memes?!” In Charlottesville, these men were violent and antagonistic, often trying to provoke counterprostesters into violence. Finally, in Gainesville, trouble caught up to them when one of them, Tyler Tenbrink, fired a gun at someone and was subsequently charged with attempted murder. The younger Fears brother, Colton, took a plea for being an accessory, and has agreed to testify against his former friend Tyler. Will’s charges in Florida were dropped, but he’s facing trouble of his own in Texas.

Texas v William Fears (Harris County (TX) District Court — 159588201010 - 3)
Closed
Will Fears is the elder brother of Colton Fears. Despite being arrested and jailed for the same attempted murder incident as Colton, Will was released, but is accused of illegally possessing a firearm as a former felon.
William Henry Fears IV a.k.a. Will Fears Antagonizer Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer (suspected) Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) (suspected)	Felon in Possession of a Firearm § 46.04 (Texas Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea (in other case))	2 years to 10 years
State of Florida v Colton Fears (Alachua (FL) Circuit Court — 01 2017 CF 003823 A)
Closed
Colton Fears pleaded guilty to an accessory to attempted murder charge from an incident after a Richard Spencer rally in Gainesville, FL in 2017.
Colton Gene Fears a.k.a. Colton Fears Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer (suspected)	Accessory to Attempted Murder in the First Degree 782.04(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years
State of Florida v Tyler Tenbrink (Alachua (FL) Circuit Court — 01 2017 CF 003823 B)
Closed
Tyler Tenbrink was accused of attempted first degree murder after firing a gun at a counter-protester after a Richard Spencer rally in Gainesville, FL in 2017. William and Colton Fears were also present. Tenbrink pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Tyler Eugene Tenbrink a.k.a. Tyler Tenbrink Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer (suspected)	Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill 784.021(1)(A) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 782.04(1)(A)(1))	5 years
	Possession of a Weapon or Ammo by a Convicted Felon 790.23(1)(A) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	15 years
State of Florida v William Fears (Alachua (FL) Circuit Court — 01 2017 CF 003824 A)
Closed
Will Fears was arrested with his brother, Colton, and his friend, Tyler Tenbrink, following a shooting after a Richard Spencer rally in Gainesville, FL in 2017. Will was released after insufficient evidence was found to support the charge against him, but was extradited to Texas on a felony warrant.
William Henry Fears IV a.k.a. Will Fears Antagonizer Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer (suspected)	Attempted Felony Murder 782.051(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed	Potentially Life
Texas v William Fears (Harris County (TX) District Court — 156826101010 - 3)
Closed
Will Fears is the elder brother of Colton Fears. Despite being arrested and jailed for the same attempted murder incident as Colton, Will was released, but is accused here of strangling his girlfriend.
William Henry Fears IV a.k.a. Will Fears Antagonizer Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer (suspected) Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) (suspected)	Assault family member, impeding breathing § 22.01(b)(2) (Texas Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years

The Aryan Brothers (and Sisters)

Police in Indiana busted a ring that included at least nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood, one of the nation’s largest white supremacist prison gangs. According to the police, these nine were helping smuggle drugs into a prison.

USA v Matousek et al (US District Court (Southern TX) — 2:19-cr-00162)
Closed 07-August-2019 (Sentencing, def. Voitle)
These three members, linked to the Aryan Brotherhood, were convicted of bringing two Brazilians across the US border.
Cody Michael Matousek a.k.a. Cody Matousek Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood	Bringing in and harboring certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii), (v)(I), and 1324(a)(1)(B)(i) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	40 months
	Bringing in and harboring certain aliens (2 counts) 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii), (v)(II), and 1324(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
Guadalupe Levario	Bringing in and harboring certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii), (v)(I), and 1324(a)(1)(B)(i) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	18 months
Guadalupe Levario	Bringing in and harboring certain aliens (2 counts) 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii), (v)(II), and 1324(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
Ashley Michelle Voitle a.k.a. Ashley Voitle	Bringing in and harboring certain aliens 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii), (v)(I), and 1324(a)(1)(B)(i) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months and 1 day
Ashley Michelle Voitle a.k.a. Ashley Voitle	Bringing in and harboring certain aliens (2 counts) 8 U.S.C. § 1324(a)(1)(A)(ii), (v)(II), and 1324(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
USA v James Vincent Chaney (US District Court (Eastern TX) — 9:19-cr-00020-RC-KFG)
Closed 13-February-2020 (Sentencing)
James Vincent Chaney is a suspected member of the Aryan Brotherhood who pleaded guilty to possessing an unregistered explosive device. His common-law wife, Nicole McBee, was also charged.
James Vincent Chaney a.k.a. James Chaney Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood	Possession of an unregistered destructive device 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of firearm by prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	46 months
State of Indiana v Jarred A. Parton (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03C01-1807-F6-003724)
Closed
Parton is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Jarred A. Parton a.k.a. Jarred Parton Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal Gang Activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Motion by State)	6 months to 30 months
	Battery resulting in bodily injury 35-42-2-1(c)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Motion by State)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v Mary J. Craig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003727)
Closed
Craig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. She pleaded to auto theft and several charges were dismissed as part of the agreement.
Mary Jaylin Craig a.k.a. Mary Craig Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Auto theft — theft of entire vehicle 35-43-4-2.5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year and 182 days (1 year and 178 days suspended)
	Maintaining a common nuisance — controlled substance 35-45-1-5(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of marijuana 35-48-4-11(a)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 180 days
	Possession of paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 60 days
State of Indiana v David E. Hadley (Johnson (IN) Superior Court — 41D02-1704-F6-000185)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Possession of a narcotic drug 35-48-4-6(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	730 days (674 suspended)
	Possession of a methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	730 days (674 suspended)
State of Indiana v Matthew Stephen Mowery (Jennings (IN) Superior Court — 40D01-1706-CM-000359)
Closed
Mowery is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Matthew Stephen Mowery a.k.a. Matthew Mowery Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Possession of paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	20 days
State of Indiana v Matthew Stephen Mowery (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003931)
Closed
Mowery is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Matthew Stephen Mowery a.k.a. Matthew Mowery Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Unlawful possession of a syringe 16-42-19-18(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
State of Indiana v Mary J. Craig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1806-F5-003576)
Closed
Craig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. These charges were dismissed pursuant to a plea in another case.
Mary Jaylin Craig a.k.a. Mary Craig Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 6 years
	Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v Jarred A. Parton (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03C01-1803-F6-001163)
Closed
Parton is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Jarred A. Parton a.k.a. Jarred Parton Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Failure to return to lawful detention 35-44.1-3-4(c) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	912 days
State of Indiana v Jarred A. Parton (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D02-1711-CM-006233)
Closed
Parton is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Jarred A. Parton a.k.a. Jarred Parton Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Battery resulting in bodily injury 35-42-2-1(c)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v William J. Lustig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D02-1712-CM-006583)
Closed
Lustig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
William Jacob Lustig a.k.a. William Lustig Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Public intoxication — harassing, annoying, alarming 7.1-5-1-3(a)(4) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (bench)	20 days
State of Indiana v William J. Lustig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003680)
Closed
Lustig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. He pleaded guilty to various drug crimes.
William Jacob Lustig a.k.a. William Lustig Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years
	Dealing in a Schedule III controlled substance 35-48-4-2(a)(2) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Dealing in a Schedule IV controlled substance 35-48-4-3(a)(2) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v Jarred A. Parton (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03C01-1710-F6-005804)
Closed
Parton is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Jarred A. Parton a.k.a. Jarred Parton Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Unlawful possession of a syringe 16-42-19-18(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	912 days (710 suspended)
	Possession of marijuana 35-48-4-11(a)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 180 days
State of Indiana v William Jordan Stillabower (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03C01-1706-F6-003145)
Closed
Stillabower is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
William Jordan Stillabower a.k.a. William Stillabower Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Possession of a narcotic drug 35-48-4-6(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Unlawful possession of a syringe 16-42-19-18(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	730 days (730 suspended)
State of Florida v Joshua James Edwards (Escambia (FL) Circuit Court — 2019 CF 001678 A)
Closed
Joshua Edwards was convicted of kidnapping and raping a Black woman at a convenience store in Florida. The Escambia County sheriff's office revealed that he was an Aryan Brotherhood member.
Joshua James Edwards a.k.a. Joshua Edwards Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood	Kidnapping, inflicting bodily harm or terrorizing another 787.01(1)(a)(3) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Life
	Sexual assault, with weapon, victim over 12 years old 794.011(3) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Life
	Robbery, carjacking with firearm (2 counts) 812.133(2)(a) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Life
	Possession of weapon or ammo by convicted felon 790.23(1)(a) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	Up to 15 years
	Weapon offense, use of firearm during felony 790.07(2) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 15 years
State of Indiana v Brandon B. Jacobs (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003681)
Closed
Jacobs is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Brandon B. Jacobs a.k.a. Brandon Jacobs Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Auto theft — theft of entire vehicle 35-43-4-2.5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years, 1 year and 182 days suspended
	Intimidation where threat is to commit forcible felony 35-45-2-1(a)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of altered handgun 35-47-2-18(a)(2) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 6 years
	Carrying a handgun without a license 35-47-2-1 (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v William J. Lustig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1811-F6-006317)
Closed
Lustig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. He pleaded guilty to various drug crimes.
William Jacob Lustig a.k.a. William Lustig Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years
	Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v David E. Hadley (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1805-F4-002697)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon 35-47-4-5(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	2 years to 12 years
	Possession of a narcotic drug 35-48-4-6(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	6 months to 30 months
	Unlawful possession of a syringe 16-42-19-18(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	6 months to 30 months
State of Indiana v Chelsie S. Harden (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D02-1808-CM-004522)
Closed
Harden is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Chelsie S. Harden a.k.a. Chelsie Harden Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Driving While Suspended 9-24-19-2 (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (State's Motion to Dismiss)	Up to 1 year
	Possession of Paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (State's Motion to Dismiss)	Up to 60 days
State of Indiana v William C. King (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003728)
Closed
King is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
William Corey King a.k.a. William King Corey King Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years, 182 days
	Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 6 years
USA v Hadley, David (US District Court (Southern Indiana) — 1:18-cr-00206-SEB-TAB)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. In addition to his state charges he was arrested on federal weapons charges in this case.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Possessing a firearm as a convicted felon 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	77 months
	Violent felon in possession of body armor 18 U.S.C. § 931 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	8 months (consecutive to count 1)
State of Indiana v David E. Hadley (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1706-F6-003148)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. These charges were dropped following a plea in a federal case.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Theft with prior conviction 35-43-4-2(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (State's motion)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (State's motion)	Up to 60 days
State of Indiana v David E. Hadley (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003729)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	376 days
	Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 6 years
State of Indiana v Matthew Stephen Mowery (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003734)
Closed
Mowery is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Matthew Stephen Mowery a.k.a. Matthew Mowery Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Unlawful possession of a syringe 16-42-19-18(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year, 276 days (1 year, 229 days suspended)
State of Indiana v Jarred A. Parton (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03C01-1802-F6-000930)
Closed
Parton is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Jarred A. Parton a.k.a. Jarred Parton Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	912 days
	Possession of marijuana 35-48-4-11(a)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 180 days
State of Indiana v David E. Hadley (Johnson (IN) Superior Court — 41D02-1701-F5-000001)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Intimidation where defendant draws or uses a deadly weapon 35-45-2-1(a)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 6 years
	Residential entry break and enter dwelling 35-43-2-1.5 (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	370 days
	Criminal mischief 35-43-1-2(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 180 days
State of Indiana v William Jordan Stillabower (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003733)
Closed
Stillabower is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
William Jordan Stillabower a.k.a. William Stillabower Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea in other case)	6 months to 30 months
State of Indiana v Chelsie S. Harden (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003732)
Closed
Harden is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Chelsie S. Harden a.k.a. Chelsie Harden Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Maintaining a common nuisance — controlled substances 35-45-1-5(c) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v David E. Hadley (Johnson (IN) Superior Court — 41D02-1701-CM-000081)
Closed
Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr. a.k.a. David Hadley Bub Hadley Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Operating a vehicle while intoxicated, endangering a person 9-30-5-2(a) & (b) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (bench)	365 days (365 days suspended)
	Possession of marijuana 35-48-4-11(a)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (bench)	60 days (60 days suspended)
	Operating a vehicle while intoxicated 9-30-5-2(a) (Indiana Code)	Moved	Up to 60 days
State of Indiana v Matthew Stephen Mowery (Jennings (IN) Superior Court — 40C01-1804-F6-000117)
Closed
Mowery is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Matthew Stephen Mowery a.k.a. Matthew Mowery Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Unlawful possession of a syringe 16-42-19-18(a) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	900 days, 660 suspended
	Possession of paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 60 days
State of Indiana v Chelsie S. Harden (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1806-F5-003578)
Closed
Harden is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
Chelsie S. Harden a.k.a. Chelsie Harden Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years (3 suspended)
	Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 30 months
	Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Indiana v William Jordan Stillabower (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1808-F5-004341)
Closed
Stillabower is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison.
William Jordan Stillabower a.k.a. William Stillabower Suspected affiliations: Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)	Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years, 3 years and 175 days suspended

The Bowl Gang

Dylann Roof has become a minor racist celebrity in white supremacist circles, and fear of copycat attacks is very real. An entire subculture in white supremacy has arisen around this cult of personality, including an unofficial organization known as the “Bowl Patrol.” The name comes from Roof’s distinctive bowl cut, and some members have gone so far as to emulate his hairstyle.

USA v Clark, Jeffrey (US District Court (District of Columbia) — 1:18-cr-00338)
Closed
Jeffrey Clark is the brother of the late Edward Clark, who allegedly killed himself hours after his Gab contact, Robert Bowers, allegedly murdered eleven people in a synagogue in Pittsburgh. Both Clark brothers were active in the DC alt-right scene, attended Unite the Right in Charlottesville, and were apparently close with organizer Jason Kessler. Jeffrey was charged with weapons charges after his family members contacted the FBI concerned about his social media posts.
Jeffrey Raphiel Clark, Jr. a.k.a. Jeffrey Clark DC Bowl Gang @PureWhiteEvil Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America (suspected) Bowl Patrol (suspected) Alt Right (suspected) Atomwaffen (suspected) Proud Boys	Unlawful possession of firearms by person who is unlawful user of a controlled substance 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Time Served (approx. 10 months)
	Possessing high capacity magazines § 7-2506.01 (Code of the District of Columbia)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Florida v Robert Kehne Moeller (Brevard County (FL) Court — 05-2018-CF-057703-AXXX-XX)
Closed
Robert Moeller helped organize a caravan from Florida to drive to Unite the Right in Charlottesville. In December of 2018, he was convicted of driving under the influence, cannabis possession, and resisting an officer.
Robert Kehne Moeller a.k.a. Robert Moeller Tactical Bowlcut Suspected affiliations: Bowl Patrol (suspected) The Florida Gators (suspected)	Driving under the influence 316.193.1 (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	License revoked for 12 months
	Possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis 893.13.6B (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 day
	Resisting officer without violence 843.02(C) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Sentence combined with cannabis sentence
	Tampering with physical evidence 918.13 (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed	2 years to 10 years
County Sheriff Snohomish v Dakota Dean Reed (Snohomish County (WA) Superior Court — 19-1-00712-31)
Closed
Dakota Reed is alleged to have made Facebook posts threatening to re-enact a violent Dylann Roof-style attack. The county sheriff sought, and received, an extreme risk protection order against him. He was later charged with threats and pleaded guilty.
Dakota Dean Reed a.k.a. Dakota Reed William King William King II William King III Tom Shill Tom Shill II Tom Shilly Suspected affiliations: Northwest Front The Knights Party Ku Klux Klan	Threats to bomb or injure property 9.61.160(1) (Washington Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months
	Threats to bomb or injure property 9.61.160(1) (Washington Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months
USA v McDowell, Benjamin (US District Court (South Carolina) — 4:17-cr-00161-RBH)
Closed
McDowell was arrested for purchasing a firearm from an undercover law enforcement officer. In conversations with the officer, as well as in Facebook posts, McDowell expressed reverence for Dylann Roof and talked of a copycat attack at a synagogue.
Benjamin Thomas Samuel McDowell a.k.a. Benji McDowell Samuel McDowell Benjamin McDowell	Possessing a firearm as a convicted felon 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) and 924(a)(2) and 924(e) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	33 months
County Sheriff Snohomish v Dakota Dean Reed (Snohomish County (WA) Superior Court — 18-2-11024-31)
Closed
Dakota Reed is alleged to have made Facebook posts threatening to re-enact a violent Dylann Roof-style attack. The county sheriff sought, and received, an extreme risk protection order against him. He was later charged with threats and pleaded guilty.
Dakota Dean Reed a.k.a. Dakota Reed William King William King II William King III Tom Shill Tom Shill II Tom Shilly Suspected affiliations: Northwest Front The Knights Party Ku Klux Klan	Extreme Risk Protection Order 7.94.040(3)(a),(b),(h),(j) (Washington Code)	Granted	Up to 1 year
USA v Lecron et al (US District Court (Northern Ohio) — 3:19-cr-00004-JGC)
Closed
Lecron and Armstrong were members of the true crime tumblr community who had idolized Dylann Roof. They are alleged to have been making material steps towards terror-style attacks; Lecron had been in correspondence with Roof himself.
Elizabeth Lecron a.k.a. Bee ligaturemark	Conspiracy to provide and conceal material support and resources to terrorists 18 U.S.C. § 2399A (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	180 months
Elizabeth Lecron a.k.a. Bee ligaturemark	Transporting explosives in interestate commerce 18 U.S.C. § 844(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
Vincent Armstrong a.k.a. societysheretic	Conspiracy to Transport of Receive an Explosive with Intent to Kill, Injury, or Intimidate Any Individual, and Maliciously Damage or Destroy by Fire or Explosive 18 U.S.C. § 844(n) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	72 months
	Conspiracy to Use a Destructive Device During and In Relation to a Crime of Violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(o) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 20 years
	Conspiracy to Use Firearms during and in Relation to a Crime of Violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(o) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 20 years
	Possession of a Firearm in Furtherance of a Crime of Violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(i) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Motion by Defense)	5 years to 20 years
	Making False Statements 18 U.S.C. § 1001(a)(2) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years

Charlottesville's Own

It is a myth that Unite the Right was only outsiders looking to cause trouble. Charlottesville has a deep and troubling legacy with white supremacy, and several people from Charlottesville and the surrounding areas have faced charges for various acts in the past two years.

Virginia v Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC18004208-00)
Closed 04-February-2020
Brian Lambert was accused of brandishing a weapon on the first anniversary of the Unite the Right tragedy in Charlottesville, VA.
Brian Roland Lambert a.k.a. Brian Lambert	Pointing/brandishing a firearm § 18.2-282 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
Virginia v Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-03)
Closed
Brian Lambert is a Charlottesville local who was found guilty in a bench trial of tearing down the mourning shroud installed over the Confederate statues in Charlottesville on multiple occasions. He appealed to Circuit Court and received a lighter jail sentence for his offenses.
Brian Roland Lambert a.k.a. Brian Lambert	Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench Appeal)	30 days (15 days suspended)
Virginia v Christopher James Wayne (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000077-02)
Closed
Christopher Wayne was accused of damaging the tarp covering the Confederate statues in Charlottesville and trespassing. Like Brian Lambert, he appealed his conviction. The convictions for trespassing were upheld, though his conviction for damaging property was overturned and his jail sentence was reduced.
Christopher James Wayne a.k.a. Chris Wayne	Destruction of property with intent, < $1000 § 18.2-137 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Acquitted (Bench Appeal)	Up to 1 years
Virginia v Christopher James Wayne (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000077-03)
Closed
Christopher Wayne was accused of damaging the tarp covering the Confederate statues in Charlottesville and trespassing. Like Brian Lambert, he appealed his conviction. The conviction was upheld, though his jail sentence was reduced.
Christopher James Wayne a.k.a. Chris Wayne	Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench Appeal)	90 days (60 suspended)
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Charlottesville City (VA) General District Court — GC17003597-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was antagonizing protesters the night after he brought the first torch rally to Charlottesville. Though he was using a bullhorn after the allowed hours, the Commonwealth dropped the charges.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Disorderly conduct § 18.2-415 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (nolle prosequi)	Up to 1 year
Virginia v Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-02)
Closed
Brian Lambert is a Charlottesville local who was found guilty in a bench trial of tearing down the mourning shroud installed over the Confederate statues in Charlottesville on multiple occasions. He appealed to Circuit Court and received a lighter jail sentence for his offenses.
Brian Roland Lambert a.k.a. Brian Lambert	Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench appeal)	30 days (30 days suspended)
Virginia v Christopher James Wayne (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000077-04)
Closed
Christopher Wayne was accused of damaging the tarp covering the Confederate statues in Charlottesville and trespassing. His outburst in court during his appeal led to a contempt charge with an extra ten days in jail.
Christopher James Wayne a.k.a. Chris Wayne	Contempt § 18.2-456 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench)	10 days
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Charlottesville City (VA) General District Court — GC17000433-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was gathering signatures for a petition when an acquaintance of his declined to offer a signature. Jason the punched him. His victim pressed charges, and Jason subsequently lied to take out a false charge.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Assault and battery § 18.2-57 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 1 year
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Charlottesville City (VA) General District Court — GC17008078-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was trying to start a new white nationalist organization when the official account of that organization posted the name and physical home address of this site's administrator with intent to harass. However, later evidence showed that though the account was created at Jason's direction, the author of the offending tweet was not Jason.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Use of identity to harass or intimidate § 18.2-186.4 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (nolle prosequi)	Up to 1 year
Virginia v Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC18000083-00)
Closed
Brian Lambert was found guilty of public intoxication after engaging with student protesters at UVa during the one-month anniversary of Unite the Right in 2017.
Brian Roland Lambert a.k.a. Brian Lambert	Public swearing/intoxication § 18.2-388 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted	$89
Virginia v Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-04)
Closed
Brian Lambert is a Charlottesville local who was found guilty in a bench trial of tearing down the mourning shroud installed over the Confederate statues in Charlottesville on multiple occasions. He appealed to Circuit Court and received a lighter jail sentence for his offenses.
Brian Roland Lambert a.k.a. Brian Lambert	Destruction of property with intent, < $1000 § 18.2-137 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench Appeal)	90 days (60 days suspended)
Virginia v Mason Pickett (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC17006647-00)
Closed
Mason Pickett was found not guilty for allegedly making unwanted contact with a local anti-racist activist in Charlottesville, VA.
Mason Pickett	Assault § 18.2-52 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Acquitted	Up to 1 years
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000673-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was accused of lying on a sworn statement to a magistrate after he was charged with assaulting a man on the Charlottesville downtown mall. Video evidence proved he lied, but the prosecutor failed to establish venue during the trial.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Perjury § 18.2-434 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (failure to establish venue)	Up to 10 years
Commonwealth of Virginia v Joshua Matthews (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000256-00)
Closed
Joshua Matthews is the last known person to interact with James Fields prior to his vehicle attack in Charlottesville on August 12, 2017. Matthews was subpoenaed to testify as a defense witness in Fields's case, but failed to appear.
Joshua Matthews	Failure to appear; contempt § 18.2-456 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted	5 hours
Virginia v Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-01)
Closed
Brian Lambert is a Charlottesville local who was found guilty in a bench trial of tearing down the mourning shroud installed over the Confederate statues in Charlottesville on multiple occasions. He appealed to Circuit Court and received a lighter jail sentence for his offenses.
Brian Roland Lambert a.k.a. Brian Lambert	Destruction of property with intent, < $1000 § 18.2-137 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench Appeal)	90 days (80 days suspended)
Virginia v Mason Pickett (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC17006823-00)
Closed
Mason Pickett was found not guilty for allegedly making unwanted contact with a local anti-racist activist in Charlottesville, VA.
Mason Pickett	Assault § 18.2-52 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Acquitted	Up to 1 years
Virginia v Christopher James Wayne (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000077-01)
Closed
Christopher Wayne was accused of damaging the tarp covering the Confederate statues in Charlottesville and trespassing. Like Brian Lambert, he appealed his conviction. The conviction was upheld, though his jail sentence was reduced.
Christopher James Wayne a.k.a. Chris Wayne	Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench Appeal)	30 days (15 days suspended)
Virginia v Christopher Wayne (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC18000744-00)
Closed
Christopher Wayne was found not guilty of trespass for trying to remove the tarp over the Confederate statue in Charlottesville, VA in 2018.
Christopher James Wayne a.k.a. Chris Wayne	Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Acquitted	Up to 1 years

Media Mayhem

The rhetoric against the media, and CNN in particular, seems to have come with an increase in threats of violence against the news organization. Screaming “Fake News!,” CNN and its anchors have been repeatedly targeted and threatened. The pattern of this violence matches well to the modalities of stochastic terrorism, where violent acts against targets are induced through implications and subtle non-references to be understood by would-be-attackers.

State v Benjamin Craig Matthews (Baxter County (AR) Circuit Court — 03CR-18-476)
Awaiting Trial 25-February-2021 (Additional Hearing)
Benjamin Craig Matthews is accused of making harassing and threatening phone calls to CNN journalist Don Lemon. According to the criminal complaint, he has made similar calls to Maxine Waters, Planned Parenthood, and other individuals and organizations.
Benjamin Craig Matthews a.k.a. Benjamin Matthews	Terroristic threatening — first degree (5 counts) 5-13-301(a) (Arkansas Code)	Charged	Up to 6 years
	Terroristic threatening — second degree (4 counts) 5-13-301(b) (Arkansas Code)	Charged	Up to 1 year
	Harassing communications (9 counts) 5-71-209 (Arkansas Code)	Charged	Up to 1 year
USA v Sayoc (US District Court (Southern NY) — 1:18-cr-00820-JSR)
Closed
Cesar Sayoc is mailed at least 16 package bombs to US politicians and media figures in a mass assassination attempt in October of 2018. He entered a guilty plea to 65 counts in March of 2019.
Cesar Altieri Sayoc a.k.a. Cesar Altieri Cesar Sayoc Cesar Randazzo Cesar Altieri Randazzo	Use of a weapon of mass destruction (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 2332a(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Interstate transportation and receipt of explosives (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 844(d) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Threatening interstate communications (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years
	Illegal mailing of explosives (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 1716(j)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Use of explosives to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(h) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years, consecutive to other counts
USA v Griesemer, Brandon (US District Court (Eastern MI) — 2:19-cr-20221-AC-APP)
Closed
Brandon Griesemer is accused of making multiple phone calls to CNN headquarters, threatening a mass shooting. According to the complaint, Griesemer also targeted an Islamic center, as well as made disparaging comments towards Jewish people.
Brandon Griesemer	Interstate communications with intent to extort — threat to injure 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Time served
USA v Chain, Robert (US District Court (Massachusetts) — 1:18-cr-10322-WGY)
Closed
Robert Chain pleaded guilty to making threatening phone calls to the Boston Globe, threatening to "shoot them all" and calling them an "enemy of the people."
Robert Darrell Chain a.k.a. Robert Chain	Interstate communications with threat to injure (7 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	4 months
USA v Hasson, Christopher Paul (US District Court (Maryland) — 8:19-cr-00096-GJH)
Closed
Lt. Christopher Paul Hasson was a United States Coast Guard officer and self-described white nationalist who pleaded guilty to owning firearms while a user of a controlled substance. He had assembled a list of targets and wanted to commit acts of terroristic violence to establish a white ethnostate.
Christopher Paul Hasson a.k.a. Christopher Hasson Suspected affiliations: United States Coast Guard	Unlawful possession of unregistered firearms silencers 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
	Unlawful possession of firearms silencers unidentified by serial number 26 U.S.C. § 5861(i) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
	Possession of firearm and ammunition by unlawful user or addict of any controlled substance 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
	Simple possession of Tramadol, a Schedule IV controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 844(a) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)

Dangerous Ones

Milo Yiannopolous likes to describe himself as “dangerous,” but the word may appeal more to his followers than to him. Milo, who has called for violence against journalists, was a speaker at an event in Seattle in January 2017, when two of his supporters entered a crowd of counter-protesters and allegedly shot one in the stomach. Also in Washington, a former Milo intern and Youtube personality stabbed his father to death in an argument where he accused his parents of being leftist pedophiles.

State of Washington v Davis, Lane Maurice (Skagit County (WA) Superior Court — 17-1-00739-0)
Closed
Lane Davis is a former intern of Milo Yiannopoulos and well-known internet commentator who stabbed his father to death over an argument, claiming his father was a leftist pedophile.
Lane Maurice Davis a.k.a. Lane Davis Seattle4Truth Suspected affiliations: The Ralph Retort	Second degree murder 9A.32.050 (Washington Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 9A.32.030 first degree murder)	204 months
Virginia v Ethan Ralph (Loudon County (VA) District Court — GC16004124-00)
Closed
Ethan Oliver Ralph is an edgy internet troll who ran a pro-GamerGate site called the Ralph Retort. Among the writers for his site is Lane Davis, aka Seattle4Truth, an alt-right troll accused of murdering his father. Ralph purged all of Davis's writing from his site after Davis was charged. Ralph pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer during a 2017 incident.
Ethan Oliver Ralph a.k.a. Ethan Ralph Suspected affiliations: The Ralph Retort	Obstructing justice without force § 18.2-460 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
Virginia v Ethan Ralph (Loudon County (VA) District Court — GC16004125-00)
Closed
Ethan Oliver Ralph is an edgy internet troll who ran a pro-GamerGate site called the Ralph Retort. Among the writers for his site is Lane Davis, aka Seattle4Truth, an alt-right troll accused of murdering his father. Ralph purged all of Davis's writing from his site after Davis was charged. Ralph pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer during a 2017 incident.
Ethan Oliver Ralph a.k.a. Ethan Ralph Suspected affiliations: The Ralph Retort	Public swearing/intoxication § 18.2-388 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to $250
Virginia v Ethan Ralph (Loudon County (VA) Circuit Court — CR00030064-00)
Closed
Ethan Oliver Ralph is an edgy internet troll who ran a pro-GamerGate site called the Ralph Retort. Among the writers for his site is Lane Davis, aka Seattle4Truth, an alt-right troll accused of murdering his father. Ralph purged all of Davis's writing from his site after Davis was charged. Ralph pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer during a 2017 incident.
Ethan Oliver Ralph a.k.a. Ethan Ralph Suspected affiliations: The Ralph Retort	Assaulting a police officer § 18.2-57 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	3 years (2 years, 4 months suspended)
State of Washington v Hokoana, Elizabeth and Hokoana, Marc (King County (WA) Superior Court — 17-1-02989-7 SEA)
Closed
Elizabeth Hokoana and her husband, Marc, traveled to a Milo Yiannopoulous event in Seattle when they engaged with counterprotesters. Elizabeth allegedly shot one, critically injuring him, and stands accused of first degree assault.
Elizabeth Joy Hokoana a.k.a. Elizabeth Hokoana	Assault in the first degree, with firearm 9A.36.011(1)(A) (Washington Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Mistrial)	Potentially Life
Marc K Hokoana a.k.a. Marc Hokoana	Assault in the third degree 9A.36.031(1)(D) (Washington Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Mistrial)	Up to 5 years
Virginia v Ethan Ralph (Loudon County (VA) District Court — GC16004123-00)
Closed
Ethan Oliver Ralph is an edgy internet troll who ran a pro-GamerGate site called the Ralph Retort. Among the writers for his site is Lane Davis, aka Seattle4Truth, an alt-right troll accused of murdering his father. Ralph purged all of Davis's writing from his site after Davis was charged. Ralph pleaded guilty to assaulting a police officer during a 2017 incident.
Ethan Oliver Ralph a.k.a. Ethan Ralph Suspected affiliations: The Ralph Retort	Assaulting a police officer § 18.2-57 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	6 months to 5 years

Harboring Hate

Hate crimes have risen for four straight years and are at a ten year high. This is evident even when local police departments fail to report incidents as hate. Nevertheless, violent crimes motivated by hate and bigotry, in the service of white supremacy, are equally important to track. These are just some of the individuals facing criminal issues where bias was reported in their alleged deeds.

State of Washington v Shaw, Lorena Belle (King County (WA) Superior Court — 18-1-06689-8 KNT)
Awaiting Trial 08-September-2020 (Trial Date)
Lorena Shaw, along with her husband Jeremy, are accused of murdering a man in a plot to steal his possessions. Investigators found several Nazi- and white supremaced-themed items at the Shaws' residence.
Lorena Belle Shaw a.k.a. Lorena Shaw	First degree murder, premeditated, in the course of another crime 9A.32.030(1)(C), (1)(A) (Washington Criminal Code)	Charged	Potentially Life
	Residential burglary 9A.52.025 (Washington Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 10 years
	Arson in the second degree 9A.48.030 (Washington Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to commit theft over $5k 9A.56.030(1)(A), 9A.28.040 (Washington Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 5 years
	Rendering criminal assistance 9A.76.070(2)(A) (Washington Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 10 years
State of Washington v Shaw, Jeremy James (King County (WA) Superior Court — 18-1-06688-0 KNT)
Awaiting Trial 08-September-2020 (Trial Date)
Jeremy Shaw, along with his wife Lorena, are accused of murdering a man in a plot to steal his possessions. Investigators found several Nazi- and white supremaced-themed items at the Shaws' residence.
Jeremy James Shaw a.k.a. Jeremy Shaw	First degree murder, premeditated, in the course of another crime 9A.32.030(1)(C), (1)(A) (Washington Criminal Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Residential burglary 9A.52.025 (Washington Criminal Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Arson in the second degree 9A.48.030 (Washington Criminal Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to commit theft over $5k 9A.56.030(1)(A), 9A.28.040 (Washington Criminal Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Rendering criminal assistance 9A.76.070(2)(A) (Washington Criminal Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
State of Florida v Mark Allen Bartlett (Miami-Dade County (FL) Circuit Court — F-19-001385)
Awaiting Trial 04-January-2021 (Hearing)
Mark Allen Bartlett was filmed pulling a gun on Black teenagers involved in an anti-gun/anti-violence protest. He's been accused of hate crime acts and violating gun laws.
Mark Allen Bartlett a.k.a. Mark Bartlett	Carrying a concealed firearm without a permit 790.01 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 5 years
	Aggravated assault enh. by evidencing prejudice (3 counts) 784.021 mod. by 775.085 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 15 years
	Improper exhibition of a firearm enh. by evidencing prejudice 790.10 mod. by 775.085 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 5 years
State of Pennsylvania v Joden Rocco (Allegheny County (PA) Court of Common Pleas — CP-02-CR-0010885-2018)
Awaiting Trial 07-January-2021 (Jury Selection)
Joden Rocco allegedly stabbed a Black man to death in a Pittsburgh bar in 2018. Social media analysis shows that he liked dozens of white supremacy-affiliated pages, including Identity Dixie and the Red Elephants.
Joden Rocco	Criminal homicide 18 § 2501 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Life to Death
Joden Rocco	Possession of Weapon 18 § 907 §§B (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	30 months to 5 years
USA v Bowers (US District Court (Western PA) — 2:18-cr-00292-DWA)
Awaiting Trial 12-January-2021 (Telephone Conference)
Robert Bowers is accused of killing eleven people and injuring several others during Shabbat services at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA in October of 2018.
Robert Bowers a.k.a. onedingo	Obstruction of Exercise of Religious Belief Resulting in Death (11 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and (d)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Death
	Hate crime act resulting in death (11 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(i) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Use of a Firearm to Commit Murder During and in Relation to a Crime of Violence (11 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(iii), 924(c)(1)(C), and 924(j)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Death
	Obstruction of Free Exercise of Religious Belief Involving an Attempt to Kill and Use of a Dangerous Weapon, and Resulting in Bodily Injury (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2), 247(d)(1), and 247(d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Hate crime act involving an attempt to kill (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Obstruction of Exercise of Religious Belief Involving an Attempt to Kill and Use of a Dangerous Weapon, and Resulting in Bodily Injury to a Public Safety Officer (8 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2), 247(d)(1), and 247(d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Use and Discharge of a Firearm During and in Relation to a Crime of Violence (14 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(i), 924(c)(1)(A)(ii), 924(c)(1)(A)(iii), and 924(c)(1)(C) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Life
	Obstruction of Exercise of Religious Belief Involving Use of a Dangerous Weapon, and Resulting in Bodily Injury to a Public Safety Officer (3 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and 247(d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
North Carolina v. William Warden (Wake County (NC) Court — 18CR220744)
Awaiting Trial 12-January-2021
William Warden is the son of a North Carolina judge who is accused of, in separate incidents, ethnically intimidating a Messianic Synagogue and burning a cross. He is also alleged to have distributed propaganda for the Daily Stormer.
William Josephus Warden a.k.a. William Warden Suspected affiliations: Traditionalist Youth Network Daily Stormer (suspected)	Ethnic Intimidation § 14-401.14 (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 120 days
Maryland v Sean Urbanski (Prince George's County (MD) Circuit Court — CT171444X)
Awaiting Sentencing 14-January-2021 (Sentencing)
Sean Urbanski stabbed to death a Black Army officer in Maryland in mid-2017.
Sean Christopher Urbanski a.k.a. Sean Urbanski	Murder in the first degree CR.2.201, 10-304(2)(ii) (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	20 years to Life without parole
Sean Christopher Urbanski a.k.a. Sean Urbanski	Hate crime resulting in death 10-304(2)(ii) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed	20 years to Life without parole
USA v Covington, Alan Dale (US District Court (Central Utah) — 2:19-cr-00057-DAK)
Awaiting Sentencing 20-January-2021 (Sentencing)
Alan Dale Covington assaulted two Hispanic men in a tire shop with a pipe while hurling slurs and claiming he wanted to "kill Mexicans." He was convicted of federal hate crime charges for the incident.
Alan Dale Covington	Hate crime 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Potentially Life
Alan Dale Covington	Hate crime (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 10 years
USA v Nucera Jr., Frank (US District Court (New Jersey) — 1:17-cr-00532-RBK)
Awaiting Sentencing 22-January-2021 (Sentencing)
Frank Nucera, Jr. was a police chief in New Jersey who was recorded by several fellow officers who expressed concern over his racial animus. He is facing Federal hate crime charges for allgedly assaulting a Black detainee. He was found guilty by a federal jury for lying to FBI agents, but the jury deadllocked on the remaining counts and he is to be retried.
Frank Nucera, Jr. Suspected affiliations: Bordentown Township Police Department	Hate crime 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted (Mistrial)	Up to 10 years
	Deprivation of rights under color of law 18 U.S.C. § 242 (United States Code)	Indicted (Mistrial)	Up to 10 years
	False statements 18 U.S.C. § 1001(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 5 years
State of Florida v Zephan Allen Xaver (Highlands County (FL) Circuit Court — 282019CF000113CFAXMX)
Awaiting Trial 28-January-2021 (Pretrial Conference)
Zephen Xaver is alleged to have killed five women in a bank in Sebring, Florida. His alleged victims were found face down with bullet wounds in the backs of their heads.
Zephen Allen Xaver a.k.a. Zephan Xaver Zephen Xaver	First degree murder, premeditated (5 counts) 782.04(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Life to Death
The People of the State of California v Woodward, Samuel (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 18HF0073)
Awaiting Trial 29-January-2021 (Pre-trial Hearing)
Samuel Woodward allegedly killed a high-school acquaintance, Blaze Bernstein, who was a gay Jewish teenager, in California in early 2018.
Samuel Lincoln Woodward a.k.a. Samuel Woodward Suspected affiliations: Atomwaffen	Murder 187(a), 422.75(a), 12022(b), and 190.03(a) (California Penal Code)	Charged (Information)	Potentially Life
State of Illinois v Steven J McCuiston (DuPage County (IL) 18th Judicial Circuit Court — 2019CF000580)
Awaiting Trial 02-February-2021 (Appearance)
Steven McCuiston is accused of multiple hate crime counts for an incident where he is alleged to have started yelling slurs at a Muslim female Lyft driver. He is accused of climbing over the driver's seat, attacking the woman, and damaging the door handle of her car.
Steven J McCuiston a.k.a. Steven McCuiston	Hate crime (4 counts) 720 5/12-7.1(a) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Indicted	1 year to 3 years
State of Florida v Luis Alonso-Piovet (Miami-Dade County (FL) Court — F-18-007400-A)
Awaiting Trial 03-February-2021 (Trial Hearing)
Luis Alonso-Piovet, along with three other men, are alleged to have beaten two gay men during the Miami Beach Gay Pride festival. Video shows victims were brutally assaulted, and prosecutors subsequently brought hate crime charges.
Luis Manuel Alonso-Piovet a.k.a. Luis Piovet Luis M. Alonso Piovet	Aggravated Battery (enh. prejudice and great bodily harm) (2 counts) 784.045 (enh. 775.085) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years
	Aggravated Battery 784.045 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 15 years
	Assault 784.011 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 60 days
State of Florida v Juan Lopez (Miami-Dade County (FL) Court — F-18-007400-C)
Awaiting Trial 03-February-2021 (Trial Hearing)
Juan Carlos Lopez, along with three other men, are alleged to have beaten two gay men during the Miami Beach Gay Pride festival. Video shows victims were brutally assaulted, and prosecutors subsequently brought hate crime charges.
Juan Carlos Lopez a.k.a. Juan Lopez	Aggravated Battery (enh. prejudice and great bodily harm) (2 counts) 784.045 (enh. 775.085) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years
	Aggravated Battery 784.045 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 15 years
	Assault 784.011 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 60 days
State of Florida v Pablo Romo-Figueroa (Miami-Dade County (FL) Court — F-18-007400-B)
Awaiting Trial 03-February-2021 (Trial Hearing)
Pablo Romo-Figueroa, along with three other men, are alleged to have beaten two gay men during the Miami Beach Gay Pride festival. Video shows victims were brutally assaulted, and prosecutors subsequently brought hate crime charges.
Pablo Reinaldo Romo-Figueroa a.k.a. Pablo Romo-Figueroa Parblo Romo-Figueroa [sic]	Aggravated Battery (enh. prejudice and great bodily harm) (2 counts) 784.045 (enh. 775.085) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years
	Aggravated Battery 784.045 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 15 years
State of Florida v Adonis Diaz (Miami-Dade County (FL) Court — F-18-007400-D)
Awaiting Trial 03-February-2021 (Trial Hearing)
Adonis Diaz, along with three other men, are alleged to have beaten two gay men during the Miami Beach Gay Pride festival. Video shows victims were brutally assaulted, and prosecutors subsequently brought hate crime charges.
Adonis David Diaz a.k.a. Adonis Diaz	Aggravated Battery (enh. prejudice and great bodily harm) (2 counts) 784.045 (enh. 775.085) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years
Adonis David Diaz a.k.a. Adonis Diaz	Aggravated Battery 784.045 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 15 years
State of Kansas v Ronald Lee Kidwell (Johnson County (KS) District Court — 18CR01888)
Awaiting Trial 05-February-2021 (Motion Hearing)
Ronald Lee Kidwell is accused of intentionally murdering a Black woman. His estranged daughter has claimed he is a white supremacist with a history of attacking Black people.
Ronald Lee Kidwell	Second degree murder, intentional 21-5403(a)(1) (Kansas Statutes)	Charged	258 months to 285 months
USA v Earnest, John T (US District Court (Southern Ca) — 3:19-cr-01850-AJB)
Awaiting Trial 12-February-2021 (Hearing)
John T. Earnest is alleged to have committed mass shooting at a synagogue in California, killing one and injuring several others. He is also alleged to have set a fire at a mosque in Escondido, California. He allegedly wrote a manifesto referencing the Christchurh, NZ mass shooting and contained many common right-wing memes.
John Timothy Earnest a.k.a. John Earnest	Obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and (d)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Death
	Obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs (3 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2), (d)(1) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Death
	Obstruction of free exercise of religious beliefs (50 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2), (d)(1) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Death
	Hate crime act 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(i) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Hate crime act (3 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Hate crime act (50 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Attempted damage to religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Use of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) and (j) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Death
	Use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence (3 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Indicted	Minimum 10 years
State of Oregon v Ian Edward Schmidt (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 19CR15138)
Awaiting Trial 16-February-2021 (Hearing)
Ian Edward Schmidt stands accused of intimidating and threatening a Black woman on public transit while claiming to have a knife and using racial slurs. He is facing intimidation and menacing charges.
Ian Edward Schmidt a.k.a. Ian Schmidt	Intimidation in the second degree 166.155 (Oregon State Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
Ian Edward Schmidt a.k.a. Ian Schmidt	Menacing 163.190 (Oregon State Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
USA v Bush, Gregory A (US District Court (Western KY) — 3:18-cr-00188-CHB-RSE)
Awaiting Trial 18-February-2021 (Change of Plea Hearing)
Gregory Bush is accused of killing two Black people and injuring several more in a Louisville supermarket in October of 2018. When confronted by an armed bystander, he allegedly remarked, "whites don't kill whites."
Gregory Alan Bush a.k.a. Gregory Bush	Hate Crime Act Resulting in Death (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A), (c)(1)(C), and (j)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	25 years to Death
	Hate Crime Act with Attempt to Kill 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Use and discharge of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A), (c)(1)(C) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Life
USA v Newland et al (US District Court (Northern Indiana) — 2:19-cr-00023-PPS-JPK)
Awaiting Trial 05-March-2021 (Pretrial conference)
Cory Newland and Joshua Titus were police officers with the City of Elkhart, Indiana. They allegedly beat a handcuffed Hispanic man in their custody. They were federally indicted after ProPublica publicized the incident.
Cory Newland Suspected affiliations: City of Elkhart Police	Deprivation of rights under color of law 18 U.S.C. § 242 and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
Joshua Titus Suspected affiliations: City of Elkhart Police	Deprivation of rights under color of law 18 U.S.C. § 242 and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
State of Florida v Walter Stolper (Miami-Dade County (FL) Circuit Court — F-18-014121)
Awaiting Trial 25-March-2021 (Status Report)
Walter Stolper is accused of threatening to and preparing to blow up a predominantly-Jewish condominium facility in 2018. A search of his residence revealed a trove of Nazi memorabilia.
Walter Edward Stolper a.k.a. Walter Stolper	Attempted Murder in the First Degree with a Deadly Weapon 782.04 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
	Arson 806.01 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 30 years
	Possession of a destructive device with intent to disrupt private affairs 790.161(2) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
The People of the State of California v Crain, John Merrell (Yuba County (CA) Superior Court — CRF19-00443)
Pending Out-of-State Resolution
John Crain has been accused of committing hate crime assault after attacking a convenience store clerk. The clerk was a Sikh man, and Crain is alleged to have attacked him because he thought he was Muslim.
John Merrell Crain a.k.a. John Crain	Second degree robbery PC211-F (enh. PC667(d), PC1170.12(b), PC667(b)-(j), PC1170.12) (California Penal Code)	Charged	2 years to 5 years
	Battery with serious bodily injury PC243-F (enh. PC1192.7(c)(8), PC667(d), PC1170.12(b), PC667(b)-(j), PC1170.12, PC667a1) (California Penal Code)	Charged	2 years to 4 years
	Violate civil rights by force or threat of force PC422.6(a) (California Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 1 year
State of Pennsylvania v Robert Bowers (Allegheny County (PA) Magisterial District Court — MJ-05003-CR-0009000-2018)
Inactive Pending Federal Case
Robert Bowers is accused of killing eleven people and injuring several others during Shabbat services at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA in October of 2018.
Robert Bowers a.k.a. onedingo	Criminal homicide (11 counts) 18 § 2501 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Life to Death
	Aggravated assault (2 counts) 18 § 2702 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 20 years
	Aggravated assault (4 counts) 18 § 2702 §§ A2 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 20 years
	Ethnic intimidation (13 counts) 18 § 2710 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 20 years
	Attempted criminal homicide (6 counts) 18 § 901 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Life to Death
State of Indiana v Renzo Signorino (Brown (IN) Circuit Court — 07C01-1808-F5-000397)
Awaiting Trial
Signorino is the third of three people involved in a spree of vandalism incidents at houses of worship in Indiana. He allegedly helped damage and burglarize a few churches with Kiyomi Brewer, an Identity Evropa member who also burned a synagogue structure with her husband Nolan.
Renzo M Signorino a.k.a. Renzo Signorino	Burglary (2 counts) 35-43-2-1 (Indiana Code)	Charged (Information)	1 year to 6 years
	Theft 35-43-4-2(a) (Indiana Code)	Charged (Information)	1 years to 6 years
	Institutional criminal mischief, damage >$50k (3 counts) 35-43-1-2(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Charged (Information)	1 year to 6 years
North Carolina v. William Warden (Wake County (NC) Court — 18CR220745)
Awaiting Trial
William Warden is the son of a North Carolina judge who is accused of, in separate incidents, ethnically intimidating a Messianic Synagogue and burning a cross. He is also alleged to have distributed propaganda for the Daily Stormer.
William Josephus Warden a.k.a. William Warden Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer (suspected)	Placing a burning/flaming cross without permission § 14-12.12(a) (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 120 days
Commonwealth v. Bush, Gregory A (Jefferson County (KY) Circuit Court — 18-CR-003222)
Awaiting Trial
Gregory Bush is accused of killing two Black people and injuring several more in a Louisville supermarket in October of 2018. When confronted by an armed bystander, he allegedly remarked, "whites don't kill whites."
Gregory Alan Bush a.k.a. Gregory Bush	Murder (2 counts) 507.020 (Kentucky Penal Code)	Indicted	Potentially Death
	Attempted Murder 507.020 and 506.010 (Kentucky Penal Code)	Indicted	10 years to 20 years
	Wanton Endangerment (2 counts) 508.060 (Kentucky Penal Code)	Indicted	1 year to 5 years
State of Tennessee v Travis Reinking (Davidson County (TN) District Court — 2019-A-55)
Awaiting Trial
Travis Reinking is accused of killing four people in a Tennessee Waffle House. He was stopped by an act of heroism and detained after an hours-long manhunt.
Travis Reinking	First degree murder (4 counts) 39-13-202 (Tennessee Code)	Indicted	Life to Death
	Attempted first degree murder (4 counts) 39-13-202 (Tennessee Code)	Indicted	15 years to 60 years
	Weapons possession, employ a firearm during a commission of a dangerous felony (4 counts) 39-17-1324 (Tennessee Code)	Indicted	6 years to 15 years
	Felony murder (4 counts) 39-13-210 (Tennessee Code)	Indicted	15 years to 60 years
	Weapons possession 39-17-1307 (Tennessee Code)	Indicted	Up to 30 days
North Carolina v. Lisa Marie Burns (Wake County (NC) Court — 18CR223879)
Awaiting Trial
Lisa Marie Burns is accused of vandalizing the same synagogue that William Warden allegedly targeted in his incidents in 2018. Surveillance video appears to show Burns throwing bricks through the synagogue's windows.
Lisa Marie Burns	Teaching Ethnic Intimidation § 14-401.14(B) (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 120 days
Lisa Marie Burns	Injury to Personal Property § 14-160 (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 120 days
North Carolina v. Lisa Marie Burns (Wake County (NC) Court — 18CR223880)
Awaiting Trial
Lisa Marie Burns is accused of vandalizing the same synagogue that William Warden allegedly targeted in his incidents in 2018. Surveillance video appears to show Burns throwing bricks through the synagogue's windows.
Lisa Marie Burns	Teaching Ethnic Intimidation § 14-401.14(B) (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 120 days
Lisa Marie Burns	Injury to Real Property § 14-127 (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 120 days
USA v Diggins et al (US District Court (Maine) — 2:18-cr-00122-JDL)
Awaiting Sentencing, def. Leo
Maurice Diggins and Dusty Leo committed and conspired to commit hate crimes by deliberately attacking two Black men in separate incidents in Maine. In both attacks, prosecutors proved that the men shouted racial slurs while attacking and injuring their victims because of their perceived race. Both attacks were completely unprovoked.
Maurice Diggins	Conspiracy to commit hate crimes 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	60 months
Maurice Diggins	Hate crime (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. §§ 249(a)(1) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	120 months (concurrent with count 1)
Dusty Leo	Conspiracy to commit hate crimes 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Indicted (Plea pending for conviction)	Up to 5 years
	Hate crime 18 U.S.C. §§ 249(a)(1) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted (Plea Pending for dismissal)	Up to 5 years
	Hate crime 18 U.S.C. §§ 249(a)(1) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted (Plea Pending for conviction)	Up to 5 years
State of Oregon v Scott Wayne Smith (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 18CR53923)
Awaiting Appeal
Scott Wayne Smith pleaded no contest to a charge of indimidation for threatening to kill a gay man in Southwest Portland. According to reports, he was using homophobic language and threatened to kill two men smoking outside a treatment community for HIV/AIDS patients.
Scott Wayne Smith a.k.a. Scott Smith	Intimidation in the second degree 166.155 (Oregon State Code)	Appeal (Plea (No Contest))	21 days, 2 years probation
USA v Fields (US District Court (Western Va) — 3:18-cr-00011-MFU)
Closed
James Fields is murdered Heather Heyer and injuring dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Hate Crime Act Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Hate Crime Act Including Intent to Kill (28 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life (each count, all concurrent but consecutive to count 1)
	Bias-Motivated Interference with Federally Protected Activity Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 245 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Potentially Death
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-01)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Murder, First Degree § 18.2-32 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	Life
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 18CR70237)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Strangulation 163.187 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	14 days
	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
	Menacing 163.190 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	14 days
USA v Brewer, Nolan (US District Court (Southern Indiana) — 1:18-cr-00286-TWP-DLP)
Closed
Nolan Brewer painted swastikas and iron crosses on an Indiana synagogue and used incendiary devices near it. He was arrested along with his 17 year old wife, Kiyomi.
Nolan Brewer Suspected affiliations: Identity Evropa	Conspiracy to violate rights 18 U.S.C. § 241(a) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	36 months
State of Indiana v Kiyomi Z. Brewer (Hamilton (IN) Superior Court — 29D05-1810-F6-007307)
Closed
Kiyomi Brewer, along with her husband, Nolan Brewer, vandalized a synagogue structure by painting a Nazi logo on it and lighting a fire. Nolan was sentenced to federal prison for a hate crime in the same incident. Kiyomi is alleged to have also vandalized other houses of worship with a friend, Renzo Signorino, as well. She was a minor at the time of the incident but was tried as an adult.
Kiyomi Zeporah Brewer a.k.a. Kiyomi Brewer Suspected affiliations: Identity Evropa	Arson 35-43-1-1(d) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea)	730 days (730 days suspended), 730 days probation
	Criminal mischief, damage between $750 and $50k 35-43-1-2(a) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Wisconsin v Chad E Grubbs (Winnebago County (WI) Circuit Court — 2018CF000392)
Closed
Chadwick Grubbs was convicted in a later case of threatening a Jewish community center by way of letters sent from an Oshkosh jail. He pleaded guilty to three federal counts, which added 36 months of prison time to his existing state sentences for threatening law enforcement officers and stalking in this and a related case.
Chadwick E Grubbs a.k.a. Chadwick Grubbs Chad E Grubbs	Battery or threat to judge, prosecutor, or law enforcement officer 940.203(2) (mod. by 939.62(1)(b)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years
USA v Simmons, Rick Lynn (US District Court (Western Michigan) — 1:19-cr-00010-JTN)
Closed
Rick Simmons is accused of leaving a threatening voicemail on Senator Cory Booker's voicemail, calling him racial slurs and referencing guns.
Rick Lynn Simmons a.k.a. Rick Simmons	Interstate communications with threat to injure 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	15 months
State of Oklahoma v Johnson, Allison C (Cleveland County (OK) District 21 Court — CF-2019-372)
Closed
Allison Johnson was arrested following a series of incidents where Democratic party offices were vandalized with swastikas, anti-Semitic, anti-transgender, and racist graffiti. She has been alleged to have committed these acts of vandalism.
Allison Christine Johnson a.k.a. Allison Johnson	Malicious Injury/Mischief 21-1760(A)(2) (2017 Oklahoma Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years suspended, condition of completing mental health program
	Malicious Injury/Mischief (3 counts) 21-1760(A)(1) (2017 Oklahoma Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year suspended, condition of completing mental health program
	Malicious Intimidation or Harassment 21-850 (2017 Oklahoma Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year suspended, condition of completing mental health program
State of Oregon v Robert William Oden (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 19CR52597)
Closed
Robert Oden is the first person charged under Oregon's new hate crime laws for and incident in which he allegedly assaulted three Hispanic men outside an Oregon bar, telling them to "go back to their own country" along with homophobic slurs.
Robert William Oden a.k.a. Robert Oden	Intimidation in the first degree (6 counts) 166.165 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 5 years
Robert William Oden a.k.a. Robert Oden	Assault in the fourth degree (3 counts) 163.160(3) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
State of Maryland v Matthew J Lipp (Maryland Court of Special Appeals — CSA-REG-0181-2019)
Closed
Matthew Lipp was one of four teenagers charged with spraypainting racial epithets and swastikas at Glenelg High School in Maryland. They were charged with hate crimes and all pleaded with agreement of the facts.
Matthew J Lipp a.k.a. Matthew Lipp	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Plead not guilty, but agree with facts)	3 years, all but 48 days suspended
	Conspiracy—Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Conspiracy—Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
State of Illinois v Aydene Militello (DeKalb County (IL) Circuit Court — 2018CF000435)
Closed
Aydene Militello was convicted of a hate crime for hurling verbal abuse at a Black woman in traffic, and then subsequently in a Wal Mart parking lot, in DeKalb County, IL. She was convicted in a bench trial.
Aydene Militello	Hate crime 720 5/12-7.1(a) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench)	$1106.00 fine + fee
State of Indiana v Renzo Signorino (Bartholomew (IN) Circuit Court — 03C01-1808-F4-004698)
Closed
Signorino is the third of three people involved in a spree of vandalism incidents at houses of worship in Indiana. He allegedly helped damage and burglarize a few churches with Kiyomi Brewer, an Identity Evropa member who also burned a synagogue structure with her husband Nolan.
Renzo M Signorino a.k.a. Renzo Signorino	Arson damage by fire or explosive a structure used for religious worship 35-43-1-1(a)(4) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	2 years to 12 years
	Burglary 35-43-2-1 (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	1 year to 6 years
	Institutional criminal mischief, damage >$50k 35-43-1-2(b)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	1 year to 6 years
State of Pennsylvania v Joden Rocco (Allegheny County (PA) Common Pleas Court — MJ-05202-NT-0000595-2017)
Closed
Joden Rocco allegedly stabbed a Black man to death in a Pittsburgh bar in 2018. Social media analysis shows that he liked dozens of white supremacy-affiliated pages, including Identity Dixie and the Red Elephants.
Joden Rocco	Disorderly conduct engaging in fighting 18 § 5503 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Moved (to non-traffic)	Up to 90 days
	Harassment 18 § 2709 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Simple Assault 18 § 2701 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 2 years
State of Oregon v Andrew Joseph Oswalt (Benton County (OR) Court — 19CR16807)
Closed
Andrew Oswalt is an OSU student who was convicted for hate crime charges for targeting and intimidating activists by putting racist bumper stickers on their cars. He is appealing this conviction and in this case is facing additional charges for a similar incident.
Andrew Joseph Oswalt a.k.a. Andrew Oswalt	Criminal mischief in the second degree 164.354 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	40 hours community service
State of Oregon v Nathan Scates (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 18CR73172)
Closed
Nathan Scates is a security guard who is alleged to have shouted ethnic slurs at people, injuring a Hispanic woman with a club, and then deploying pepper spray while running away, injuring other bystanders at the Portland Waterfront in August of 2018. In a separate case, he is accused of injuring someone with a gunshot in the same month.
Nathan Adam Scates a.k.a. Nathan Scates	Assault in the second degree 163.175 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 10 years
	Attempt to commit a Class B felony 161.405(2)(c) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months
	Unlawful use of a weapon 163.22 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 5 years
	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(3) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	26 months
	Intimidation in the second degree (2 counts) 166.155 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	364 days
	Menacing (5 counts) 163.190 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Criminal mischief in the second degree 164.354 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Unlawful use of an electrical stun gun, tear gas or mace in the second degree (2 counts) 163.212 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Assault in the fourth degree (2 counts) 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Wisconsin v Chad E Grubbs (Racine County (WI) Circuit Court — 2016CF000298)
Closed
Chadwick Grubbs was convicted of threatening a Jewish community center by way of letters sent from an Oshkosh jail. He pleaded guilty to three federal counts, which added 36 months of prison time to his existing state sentences for threatening law enforcement officers and stalking.
Chadwick E Grubbs a.k.a. Chadwick Grubbs Chad E Grubbs	Stalking (enh. repeater) 940.32(2) (mod. by 939.62(1)(b)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years
	Bail jumping (enh. repeater) (2 counts) 946.49(1)(a) (mod. by 939.62(1)(a)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea, read in)	Up to 2 years
	Computer message, threaten/obscenity (enh. repeater) 947.0125(2)(c) (mod. by 939.62(1)(a)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea, read in)	Up to 2 years
	Disorderly conduct (enh. repeater) 947.01(1) (mod. by 939.62(1)(a)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea, read in)	Up to 2 years
	Battery 940.19(1) (mod. by 939.62(1)(a)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year, consecutive to other count
USA v Williamson, Graham (US District Court (Southern MS) — 2:19-cr-00032-KS-MTP)
Closed
Graham Williamson, along with Louie Revette, burned crosses in a majority-Black neighborhood in Mississippi. Both men pleaded guilty to the housing rights violations.
Graham Williamson	Intimidate or interfere with fair housing 42 U.S.C. § 3631(a) and 18 U.S.C. § 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	18 months
Graham Williamson	Conspiracy to use fire or explosives to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(m) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	18 months
New York v James H. Jackson (New York Superior Court — 01136-2017)
Closed
James Jackson drove from Baltimore to New York City, where he found an older Black man and stabbed him to death with a sword. Two days later, he turned himself in, claiming he wanted to go on a killing spree of Black men to prevent interracial relationships.
James Harris Jackson a.k.a. James Jackson	Murder in the first degree as an act of terrorism PL 125.27 1A (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Murder in the second degree as an act of terrorism PL 125.25 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Murder in the second degree as a hate crime PL 125.25 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree (9 counts) PL 265.01 02 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year
State of Maryland v Tyler J Curtiss (Howard County (MD) Circuit Court — C-13-CR-18-000209)
Closed
Tyler Curtiss was one of four teenagers charged with spraypainting racial epithets and swastikas at Glenelg High School in Maryland. They were charged with hate crimes and all pleaded with agreement of the facts.
Tyler J Curtiss a.k.a. Tyler Curtiss	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Pleaded not guilty, but agree with facts)	3 years, all but 24 days suspended
	Conspiracy—Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Conspiracy—Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-07)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-06)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
State of Maryland v Seth Taylor (Howard County (MD) Circuit Court — C-13-CR-18-000208)
Closed
Seth Taylor was one of four teenagers charged with spraypainting racial epithets and swastikas at Glenelg High School in Maryland. They were charged with hate crimes and all pleaded with agreement of the facts.
Seth Taylor	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Pleaded not guilty, but agree with facts)	3 years, all but 27 days suspended
	Conspiracy—Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Conspiracy—Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
USA v Purinton, Adam W. (US District Court (Kansas) — 2:17-cr-20028-CM-JPO)
Closed
Adam Purinton pleaded guilty to murdering an Indian man in a Kansas diner in mid-2017. He allegedly mistook his victim as Iranian and shouted "get out of my country."
Adam W. Purinton a.k.a. Adam Purinton	Hate Crime Act Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Hate Crime Act Including Intent to Kill 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Use of a firearm in a crime of violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) and (j)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
State of Oregon v Nathan Adam Scates (Yamhill County (OR) Court — 18CR57103)
Closed
Nathan Scates is a security guard alleged to have injured someone with a gunshot in Oregon in August of 2018. In a separate case, he is also alleged to have shouted ethnic slurs at people, injuring a Hispanic woman with a club, and then deploying pepper spray while running away, injuring other bystanders.
Nathan Adam Scates a.k.a. Nathan Scates	Assault in the Third Degree 163.165 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	42 months
	Unlawful use of a weapon (4 counts) 163.22 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 5 years
	Menacing 163.190 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 days, 5 years probation
	Menacing (4 counts) 163.190 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Recklessly endangering another person (2 counts) 163.195 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 days, 5 years probation
	Recklessly endangering another person (2 counts) 163.195 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Disorderly conduct in the second degree 166.025 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-10)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	20 years
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 19CR05621)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Unauthorized use of a vehicle (2 counts) 164.135 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	3 years probation, 1 year license revocation
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Fleeing or attempting to elude 811.540(1)(b)(A) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Removed from Charging Instrument)	Up to 5 years
State of Pennsylvania v Joden Rocco (Allegheny County (PA) Common Pleas Court — MJ-05202-NT-0000803-2017)
Closed
Joden Rocco allegedly stabbed a Black man to death in a Pittsburgh bar in 2018. Social media analysis shows that he liked dozens of white supremacy-affiliated pages, including Identity Dixie and the Red Elephants.
Joden Rocco	Disorderly conduct engaging in fighting 18 § 5503 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	$300
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-09)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
USA v Matthews, Holden James (US District Court (Western Louisiana) — 6:19-cr-00183-RRS-CBW)
Closed
Holden Matthews set fire to three predominantly Black churches in Louisiana. He is facing federal hate crime charges in addition to state arson charges.
Holden James Matthews a.k.a. Holden Matthews	Intentional damage to religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	180 months (concurrent with counts 3 and 5)
	Using fire to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(h)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months (consecutive to counts 1, 3, and 5s)
	Intentional damage to religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months (concurrent with counts 1 and 5)
	Using fire to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(h)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 10 years
	Intentional damage to religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months (concurrent with counts 1 and 3)
	Using fire to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(h)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 10 years
The People of the State of California v O'Sullivan, Vincent Joseph (Sonoma County (CA) Superior Court — SCR-716319-1)
Closed
Vincent O'Sullivan was charged in another case with hate crime threats and found guilty by jury for threatening to kill a gay man and blow up the store where he worked. In this case, he was found guilty of petty theft and sentenced to serve his suspended sentence due to his hate crime conviction.
Vincent Joseph O'Sullivan, Jr. a.k.a. Vincent O'Sullivan	Petty theft 484(a) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	120 days
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 18CR07801)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Strangulation 163.187 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 17CR77695)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Unauthorized use of a vehicle 164.135 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 5 years
	Possession of a burglary tool or device 164.235 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	75 days
	Unlawful possession of methamphetamine 475.894(2)(a) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	24 months probation
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-05)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Failure to stop for an accident resulting in death § 46.2-894 (Virginia Motor Vehicle Code)	Convicted (jury)	9 years
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 19CR05614)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Criminal mischief in the second degree 164.354 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	36 months probation
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Criminal trespass in the first degree 164.255 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 19CR03328)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Intimidation in the second degree 166.155 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	180 days
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
USA v Lecroy, Brandon Cory (US District Court (South Carolina) — 8:18-cr-00480-BHH)
Closed
Brandon Lecroy pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit murder for hire when he tried calling the KKK to have his neighbor, a Black man, killed. Court documents show that he also intended to use his contact to commit violence against another individual. The number was actually for a Federal informant, and Lecroy was subsequently sentenced to ten years in prison.
Brandon Cory Lecroy a.k.a. Brandon Lecroy	Hate crime 18 U.S.C. § 373(a) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
The People of the State of California v O'Sullivan, Vincent Joseph (Sonoma County (CA) Superior Court — SCR-716116-1)
Closed
Vincent O'Sullivan was charged with hate crime threats and found guilty by jury for threatening to kill a gay man and blow up the store where he worked.
Vincent Joseph O'Sullivan, Jr. a.k.a. Vincent O'Sullivan	Criminal threats, enh. hate crime 422(a), enh. 422.75(a) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	9 months
State of Arizona v Gonzales and Dauenhauer (Maricopa County (AZ) Superior Court — CR2018-113649)
Closed
These two women livestreamed themselves vandalizing an Arizona mosque.
Tahnee Savanna Gonzales a.k.a. Tahnee Gonzales Suspected affiliations: Patriot Movement AZ (PMAZ)	Endangering the life/health of a minor (3 counts) 13-3619 (Arizona Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
	Disorderly conduct 13-2904A3 (Arizona Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
	Aggravated criminal damage 13-1604A1 (Arizona Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 2 years
	Burglary in the third degree—unlawful entry 13-1506A1 (Arizona Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 2.5 years
Elizabeth Ann Dauenhauer a.k.a. Elizabeth Dauenhauer Suspected affiliations: Patriot Movement AZ (PMAZ)	Aggravated criminal damage 13-1604A1 (Arizona Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	18 months probation, 200 hours community service, 1 month delayed conditional jail time
	Burglary in the third degree—unlawful entry 13-1506A1 (Arizona Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 2.5 years
Maryland v Sean Urbanski (Prince George's County (MD) Circuit Court — CT170985X)
Closed
Sean Urbanski stands accused of stabbing to death a Black Army officer in Maryland in mid-2017.
Sean Christopher Urbanski a.k.a. Sean Urbanski	Murder in the second degree CR.2.201, 10-304(2)(ii) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 30 years
USA v Grubbs, Chadwick (US District Court (Eastern Wisconsin) — 2:18-cr-00176-PP)
Closed
Chadwick Grubbs was convicted of threatening a Jewish community center by way of letters sent from an Oshkosh jail. He pleaded guilty to three federal counts, which added 36 months of prison time to his existing state sentences for threatening law enforcement officers and stalking.
Chadwick E Grubbs a.k.a. Chadwick Grubbs Chad E Grubbs	Obstruction or attempted obstruction of persons in the free exercise of religious beliefs (3 counts) 18 U.S.C. §§ 247(a)(2) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 20 years
	Making a threat to injure or destroy religious property by means of fire or explosive 18 U.S.C. § 844(e) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	36 months
	Mailing threatening communications (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 876(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Mailing threatening communications 18 U.S.C. § 876(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
State of California v Gregory W. Adams (San Joaquin County (CA) Superior Court — MAN-CR-FE-2018-0015118)
Closed
Adams was charged with property crimes and violent threats against a Jewish shopper. He was on probation for a 2015 conviction for a weapons charge. He pleaded guilty to violating civil rights by force, but hate crime charges were stricken.
Gregory William Adams a.k.a. Gregory Adams	Assault w/ a deadly weapon: not a firearm PC 245(a)(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Government motion)	Up to 4 years
	Personal use of a deadly weapon PC 12022 (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Not held to answer)	Up to 1 year
	Vandalism (> $400) PC 594(3)(b)(1)(B) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Unknown
	Violating civil rights PC 422.6 (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Other)	Up to 1 year
	Exhibit deadly weapon other than firearm PC417(a)(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	30 days to 1 year
	Personal use of non-firearm weapon PC417(a)(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Withdrawn)	30 days to 1 year
	Hate crime (2 counts) PC422.6(a) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Stricken)	Up to 1 year
	Violate civil rights by force or threat of force PC422.6(a) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	3 years
	Damage/etc to property to violate civil rights PC422.6(b) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Washington v Campbell, Jeremy Evans (Cowlitz County (WA) Superior Court — 18-1-00472-08)
Closed
Jeremy Campbell pleaded guilty to malicious harassment after beating a Black man and using racial slurs in a Washington bar. He was also charged with possession of methamphetamine.
Jeremy Evans Campbell a.k.a. Jeremy Campbell	VUSCA—Possession with intent to manufacture/deliver methamphetamine 69.50.401 (Washington Uniform Controlled Substance Act)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months, 1 day
State of Illinois v McLean, Timothy V. (Madison County (IL) Court — 2018CF001544)
Closed
Timothy McLean was convicted of painting swastikas on over 200 grave markers in an Illinois cemetary over Memorial Day weekend in 2018. He was first deemed not mentally fit to stand trial, but was later ruled competent and pleaded guilty.
Timothy V. McLean a.k.a. Timothy McLean	Hate Crime 2+ 720 5/12-7.1(a) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	3 years to 7 years
	Destruction of property $300-$10000 (9 counts) 720 5/12-7.1(a) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	1 year to 3 years
	Destruction of property $300-$10000 (4 counts) 720 5/12-7.1(a) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years (concurrent)
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-04)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
State of Washington v Campbell, Jeremy Evans (Cowlitz County (WA) Superior Court — 18-1-01452-08)
Closed
Jeremy Campbell pleaded guilty to malicious harassment after beating a Black man and using racial slurs in a Washington bar. He was also charged with possession of methamphetamine.
Jeremy Evans Campbell a.k.a. Jeremy Campbell	Malicious Harassment 9A.36.080 (Washington Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months
Jeremy Evans Campbell a.k.a. Jeremy Campbell	Assault in the second degree 9A.36.021 (Washington Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
State Of Tennessee vs John Carothers (Rutherford County (TN) Court — 75CC1-2018-CR-80295)
Closed
John Carothers set fire to Robert Miller, a Black man, in an assisted living home, killing him. An intercepted letter from him in jail reveals that he may have had a white supremacy-related motive.
John Daniel Carothers a.k.a. John Carothers Suspected affiliations: American Institute of Theology	First Degree Murder 39-13-202 (Tennessee Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Aggravated Arson 39-14-302 (Tennessee Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	15 years to 60 years
	Reckless Endangerment (8 counts) 39-13-103 (Tennessee Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 11 months and 29 days
State of Maryland v Joshua Shaffer (Howard County (MD) Circuit Court — C-13-CR-18-000210)
Closed
Joshua Shaffer was one of four teenagers charged with spraypainting racial epithets and swastikas at Glenelg High School in Maryland. They were charged with hate crimes and all pleaded with agreement of the facts.
Joshua Shaffer	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Pleaded not guilty, but agree with facts)	3 years, all but 54 days suspended
	Conspiracy—Race/religion property damage institution CR.10.305(2) (2010 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	Conspiracy—Malicious destruction of property +$1000 CR.6.301 (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 3 years
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
	School—trespass/damage property ED.26.102.(e)(3) (2017 Maryland Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 6 months
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-08)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
State of Oregon v Andrew Joseph Oswalt (Benton County (OR) Court — 18CR07470)
Closed
Andrew Oswalt is an OSU student who was convicted for hate crime charges for targeting and intimidating activists by putting racist bumper stickers on their cars.
Andrew Joseph Oswalt a.k.a. Andrew Oswalt	Intimidation in the first degree (3 counts) 166.165 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Bench, appeal dismissed)	30 days, 3 years probation, $500 fine
Andrew Joseph Oswalt a.k.a. Andrew Oswalt	Criminal mischief in the third degree (2 counts) 164.345 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Bench, appeal dismissed)	10 days, 3 years probation
State of Washington v Dopson, Michael M (King County (WA) Superior Court — 19-1-02204-0 SEA)
Closed
Michael Dopson is alleged to have assaulted an Indian man in a road rage incident in Washington.
Michael Mohamed Dopson a.k.a. Michael Dopson	Malicious harassment 9A.36.080(1)(B) (Washington Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	364 days (364 days suspended), 12 months probation
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-03)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	20 years
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 17CR62038)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Theft in the third degree 164.043 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 30 days
	Theft in the first degree 164.045 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	75 days
	Unlawful entry into a vehicle 164.272 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	75 days
	Unlawful entry into a vehicle 164.272 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Oregon v Jeremy Christian (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 18CR50288)
Closed
Jeremy Christian is alleged to have been harassing two teenage girls on a Portlan TriMet train when bystanders intervened. Christian is alleged to have murdered two with a knife and grievously injured a third. In this case, he was accused of a jailhouse assault, but charges were dismissed.
Jeremy Joseph Christian a.k.a. Jeremy Christian	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
State of Maryland v Brandon Troy Higgs (Baltimore County (MD) Circuit Court — 03K19000218)
Closed
Brandon Higgs was convicted of a hate crime and attempted murder after shooting someone following an altercation. Higgs was active in neo-Nazi Discord communities including the Unite the Right planning server.
Brandon Troy Higgs a.k.a. Brandon Higgs Americana — MD Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Traditionalist Workers Party	Attempted murder in the first degree (2 counts) CR.2.205 (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	10 years (5 years suspended)
	Assault — first degree (2 counts) CR.3.202 (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Merged
	Firearm use in the commission of a violent felony CR.4.204.b (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	5 years (consecutive to count 1)
	Firearm use in the commission of a violent felony CR.4.204.b (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	5 years (concurrent with count 1)
	Hate crime (4 counts) CR.10.304(1) (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	10 years (5 years suspended, concurrent with count 1)
	Wearing, carry, or transport a firearm upon their person CR.4.203 (2010 Maryland Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Merged
	Discharging a firearm within a Metropolitan District of Baltimore County 17.2.101 (Baltimore County Code)	Dismissed (Nolle prosequi)	Up to 1 year
State of Oregon v Jeremy Christian (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 17CR34550)
Closed
Jeremy Christian was harassing two teenage girls on a Portland TriMet train when bystanders intervened. Christian then murdered two men with a knife and grievously injured a third. The day before, he also assaulted a Black woman on the train.
Jeremy Joseph Christian a.k.a. Jeremy Christian	Aggravated Murder (2 counts) 163.095 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Life
	Attempt to commit murder 161.405(2)(a) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	240 months
	Assault in the first degree 163.185 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	90 months
	Unlawful use of a weapon (2 counts) 163.22 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	60 months
	Unlawful use of a weapon (3 counts) 163.22 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	1 year to 5 years
	Intimidation in the second degree (3 counts) 166.155 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	364 days
	Menacing (2 counts) 163.190 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	364 days
	Assault in the second degree 163.175 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	120 months
State of Illinois v McLean, Timothy V. (Madison County (IL) Court — 2018CF001542)
Closed
Timothy McLean was convicted of painting swastikas on over 200 grave markers in an Illinois cemetary over Memorial Day weekend in 2018. He was first deemed not mentally fit to stand trial, but was later ruled competent and pleaded guilty.
Timothy V. McLean a.k.a. Timothy McLean	Hate Crime against a church or synagogue 720 5/12-7.1(b-5)(1) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Convicted (Guilty)	5 years
	Hate Crime against a cemetery or mortuary 720 5/12-7.1(b-5)(2) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	3 years to 7 years
	Institutional vandalism against a church (3 counts) 720 5/21-1.2(a)(1) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	3 years to 7 years
	Destruction of property $300-$10000 720 5/12-7.1(a) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	1 year to 3 years
	Hate Crime against a cemetery or mortuary 720 5/12-7.1(b-5)(2) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	2 years to 5 years
	Damaging 10 or more gravestones 765 835/1(b-5) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-02)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	20 years
State of Oregon v Andrew David Ramsey (Marion County (OR) Court — 17CR73022)
Closed
Andrew Ramsey is recently accused of assaulting a Sikh man in a hate crime act in Marion County, Oregon.
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Resisting arrest 162.315 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	75 days
Andrew David Ramsey a.k.a. Andrew Ramsey	Giving false information to a police officer 807.62 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	75 days
USA v Haviland, Matthew (US District Court (Massachusetts) — 1:19-cr-10312-LTS)
Closed
Matthew Haviland allegedly sent numerous threatening messages to a professor who had expressed anti-Trump and pro-abortion views in publications and statements.
Matthew Haviland a.k.a. matthewyesitis Haviland mattyhav	Cyberstalking 18 U.S.C. § 2261A(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	21 months
Matthew Haviland a.k.a. matthewyesitis Haviland mattyhav	Transmitting a threat in interstate commerce (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	21 months
USA v Revette, Louie (US District Court (Southern MS) — 2:19-cr-00018-KS-MTP)
Closed
Louie Revette, along with Graham Williamson, burned crosses in a majority-Black neighborhood in Mississippi. Both men pleaded guilty to the housing rights violations.
Louie Revette	Intimidate or interfere with fair housing 42 U.S.C. § 3631(a) and 18 U.S.C. § 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year
Louie Revette	Using fire or explosives to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(h) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years (consecutive to Count 1)
USA v Revette, Louie (US District Court (Southern MS) — 2:18-cr-00016-KS-MTP)
Closed
Louie Revette, along with Graham Williamson, burned crosses in a majority-Black neighborhood in Mississippi. Both men pleaded guilty to the housing rights violations.
Louie Revette	Felon in possession of a firearm (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 922(g) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea (other case))	Up to 10 years
State of Washington v Crain, John Merrell (Whatcom County (WA) Superior Court — 19-1-01008-37)
Closed
In a separate case, John Crain has been accused of committing hate crime assault after attacking a convenience store clerk. The clerk was a Sikh man, and Crain is alleged to have attacked him because he thought he was Muslim. In this case, Crain pleaded guilty to assault.
John Merrell Crain a.k.a. John Crain	Assault 3rd transit official 9A.36.031(1)(b) (Washington Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	3 months

The Insurrectionists

On January 6, 2021, President Trump and several prominent conservative figures organized a rally-cum-insurrection at the United States Capitol. After fiery speeches from Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and others, a mob marched to the Capitol building while the electoral vote was being certified by Congress. The angry mob became a riot, overran the scant Capitol Police forces deployed to guard the building, broke in, and nearly succeeded in kidnapping several politicians.

USA v Black, Joshua Matthew (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-49-RMM)
Awaiting Indictment 20-January-2021 (Detention Hearing)
Joshua Black was allegedly pictured in the Senate chamber during the failed January 6, 2021 insurrection. He is photographed with blood on his cheek standing near a man carrying flex cuffs and posted videos from the insurrection to YouTube.
Joshua Matthew Black a.k.a. LetUsTalk Joshua Black	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Joshua Matthew Black a.k.a. LetUsTalk Joshua Black	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Barnett, Richard (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-13-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment 21-January-2021 (Initial Appearance)
Richard "Bigo" Barnett allegedly participated in the January 6, 2021 failed coup, where he was pictured sitting in Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's office with his feet on the Speaker's desk.
Richard Barnett a.k.a. Bigo	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority while carrying a dangerous weapon 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) & (2); (b)(1)(A) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 10 years
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(C)(D) & (G) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
	Theft of public money, property, or records 18 U.S.C. §641 (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
USA v Alberts, Christopher Michael (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-10-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment 28-January-2021 (Preliminary Hearing)
Christopher Alberts was arrested by DC Metropolitan Police Officers on suspicion of possessing a firearm on the Capitol grounds during the January 6, 2021 failed coup.
Christopher Michael Alberts a.k.a. Christopher Alberts	Possessing a firearm and ammunition on the grounds of the United States Capitol Building 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(1)(A)(i) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
USA v Coffman, Lonnie Leroy (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-cr-4-CKK)
Awaiting Trial 17-March-2021 (Status Conference)
Lonnie Coffman allegedly possessed firearms and molotov cocktails during the failed coup on January 6, 2021. His truck was parked near a secure perimiter that had been established after the discovery of pipebombs. Officers saw a firearm while performing a sweep, and upon searching the truck, found eleven molotov cocktails and other weapons. He was arrested when attempting to return to his truck and concealed firearms were allegedly found on him. In his truck was a notepad with contact details for Senator Ted Cruz, Sean Hannity, and a list of "good" people and "bad" people, including a judge.
Lonnie Leroy Coffman a.k.a. Lonnie Coffman	Possession of an unregistered firearm 18 U.S.C. §5861(d), 5841, 5845(f), 5871 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Carrying a pistol without a license (outside home or place of business) (3 counts) 22 DC Code §4504(a) (DC Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Carrying a rifle or shotgun without a license (outside home or place of business) (2 counts) 22 DC Code §4504(a-1) (DC Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Possession of a large capacity ammunition feeding device 7 DC Code §2506.01(b) (DC Code)	Indicted	Up to 3 years
	Possession of an unregistered firearm (5 counts) 7 DC Code §2502.01(a) (DC Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
	Unlawful possession of ammunition (5 counts) 7 DC Code §2506.01(a)(3) (DC Code)	Indicted	1 year to 10 years
USA v Black, Joshua Matthew (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-cr-3-RCL)
Awaiting Trial
Jacob Chansley, the QShaman, allegedly partook in the failed coup on January 6, 2021 at the US Capitol building. Photographed in a viking helmet and carrying a spear, Chansley's bare torso revealed several tattoos commonly associated with esoteric neo-Naziism. He was photographed at the dais in the Senate chamber.
Jacob Anthony Chansley a.k.a. QShaman Jacob Angeli Suspected affiliations: QAnon	Civil disorder 18 U.S.C. §231(a)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Obstruction of an official proceeding 18 U.S.C. §1512(c)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Entering or remaining in a restricted building 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
	Disorderly and disruptive conduct in a restricted building 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct in a Capitol building 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(A) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 6 months
	Parading, demonstrating, or picketing in a capitol building 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(G) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 6 months
USA v Sealed (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-12-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment
These six defendants were arrested for having allegedly participated in the failed coup on January 6, 2021.
Cindy Fitchett	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Cindy Fitchett	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Michael Curzio	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Michael Curzio	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Douglas Sweet	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Douglas Sweet	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Terry Brown	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Terry Brown	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Bradley Rukstales	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Bradley Rukstales	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Thomas Gallagher	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Thomas Gallagher	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Ciarpelli, Albert A (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-38-RMM)
Awaiting Indictment
Albert Ciarpelli allegedly participated in the failed coup on January 6, 2021, where he was photographed multiple times in the Capitol building.
Albert A Ciarpelli a.k.a. Albert Ciarpelli	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Albert A Ciarpelli a.k.a. Albert Ciarpelli	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Council, Matthew Ross (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-8-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment
Matthew Council allegedly participated in the failed coup on January 6, 2021, where he allegedly shoved a Capitol police officer while being part of the mob.
Matthew Ross Council a.k.a. Matthew Council	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Matthew Ross Council a.k.a. Matthew Council	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Evans, Derrick (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-16)
Awaiting Indictment
Derrick Evans was a Republican state legislator from West Virginia who allegedly participated in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He was seen livestreaming from the insurrectionist mob storming the Capitol, shouting "Derrick Evans is in the House!" He resigned his seat shortly after the event.
Derrick Evans	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Derrick Evans	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Johnson, Adam (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-20-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment
Adam Johnson was allegedy photographed carrying the lectern from the House of Representatives during the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He has been accused of partaking in the insurrection at the Capitol.
Adam Johnson	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
	Theft of public money, property, or records 18 U.S.C. §641 (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 10 years
USA v Keller, Klete Derik (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-42-RMM)
Awaiting Indictment
Klete Keller is a three-time American Olympic gold medalist who allegedly partook in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He was photographed in the Capitol wearing his Team USA jacket.
Klete Derik Keller a.k.a. Klete Keller	Civil disorder 18 U.S.C. §231(a)(3) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) & (2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(D)(E) & (G) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Loftus, Kevin Daniel (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-31-RMM)
Awaiting Indictment
Kevin Loftus allegedly participated in the failed coup on January 6, 2021, wherein he was photographed in the Capitol building and subsequently found himself on a wanted sheet. He posted to Facebook that he was "in it to win it."
Kevin Daniel Loftus a.k.a. Kevin Loftus	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) and (2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Kevin Daniel Loftus a.k.a. Kevin Loftus	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(A) and (G) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Fracker, et al (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-36-RMM)
Awaiting Indictment
Thomas Robertson and Jacob Fracker are police officers in Rocky Mount, Virginia who allegedly took part in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. They had posted pictures to social media.
Thomas Robertson Suspected affiliations: Rocky Mount (VA) Police Department	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Jacob Fracker Suspected affiliations: Rocky Mount (VA) Police Department	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Baranyi, Thomas (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-00024-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment
Thomas Baranyi allegedly participated in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He was interviewed outside the Capitol and described being on the scene when Ashli Babbit was shot by a Capitol Police officer.
Thomas Baranyi	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Thomas Baranyi	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Colt, Josiah (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-00021-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment
Josiah Colt allegedly partook in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He was photographed sitting in the seat reserved for Mike Pence, and later gave an interview to media where he mistakenly claimed to have sat in Nancy Pelosi's seat.
Josiah Colt	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
Josiah Colt	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Munchel et al (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-00071-ZMF)
Awaiting Indictment
Eric Munchel and his mother Lisa Eisenhart allegedly participated together in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. Munchel is alleged to have been man in the widely-shared photograph showing a man with flexcuffs leaping over a railing. He was found after an online search, where his unmasked mother helped solidify his identification.
Eric Gavelek Munchel a.k.a. Eric Munchel Zip Tie Guy	Conspiracy 18 U.S.C. §371 (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
	Civil Disorders 18 U.S.C. §231(a)(3) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
Lisa Marie Eisenhart a.k.a. Lisa Eisenhart	Conspiracy 18 U.S.C. §371 (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
	Civil Disorders 18 U.S.C. §231(a)(3) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Jensen, Douglas Austin (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-cr-00006-TJK)
Awaiting Indictment
Douglas Jensen allegedy partook in the failed coup at the US Capitol on January 6, 2021. He was apparently seen wearing a "Q" t-shirt and leading a large mob of people through the halls of the building.
Douglas Austin Jensen a.k.a. Douglas Jensen Suspected affiliations: QAnon	Civil disorder 18 U.S.C. §231(a)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees 18 U.S.C. §111(a)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 8 years
	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
	Disrupting the orderly conduct of government business 18 U.S.C. §1752(a)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(A) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 6 months
	Parading, demonstrating, or picketing on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2)(G) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 6 months
USA v Lang, Edward Jacob (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-00061-GMH)
Awaiting Indictment
Edward Lang allegedly took part in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He was seen in several videos allegedly hitting police officers with a riot shield and posted the images to his social media. One of his images included an arrow pointing to himself appearing to attack a police officer and labeled with the text, "this is me."
Edward Jacob Lang a.k.a. Edward Lang	Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees 18 U.S.C. §111(b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 20 years
	Civil disorder 18 U.S.C. §231(a)(3) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 5 years
	Knowingly entering or remaining in any restricted building or grounds without lawful authority 18 U.S.C. §1752(a), (b) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 40 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months
USA v Ayres, Stephen Michael (US District Court (DC) — 1:21-mj-154-RMM)
Awaiting Indictment
Stephen Ayres is accused of participating in the failed coup on January 6, 2021. He allegedly posted videos of himself and his friends talking about storming the Capitol and was turned over to the FBI by a family member.
Stephen Michael Ayres a.k.a. Stephen Ayres	Obstruction of justice/Congress 18 U.S.C. §1512(c)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 20 years
	Unlawful entry into restricted buildings or grounds 18 U.S.C. §1752(a) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 years
	Violent entry or disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds 18 U.S.C. §5104(e)(2) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 6 months

Kekistan Killing

Kekistan is a fictitious nation created in the online culture popular on 4chan, 8chan, and other internet sites dominated by edgy meme culture. The branding is especially popular among young white boys and men who are particularly succeptible to some of the more vulgar and violent vitriol from the far-right. Kekistan flags have been seen at a number of political events throughout the country over the past few years. The culture exhibits a disturbing lack of empathy, fully on display in this instance. Gregory Ramos is accused of killing his mother over a dispute about grades and enlisting his friends to move her body and cover up the killing. Despite being minors, the depravity of the incident has led prosecutors to try them as adults. In Facebook photos, Ramos is seen visiting Trump Tower and has a Kekistan flag as his header image.

State of Florida v Dylan R. Ceglarek (Volusia County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 103204 CFDL)
Awaiting Trial 13-January-2021 (Pre-Trial Custody)
Dylan Ceglarek, along with Brian Porras, is accused of helping their friend, Gregory Ramos, cover up Ramos's alleged murder of his mother. Ramos has posted pictures of himself on social media with a Kekistan flag background. Despite being minors, all three are being charged as adults.
Dylan R. Ceglarek a.k.a. Dylan Ceglarek	Accessory after the fact to a capital felony 777.03(2)(a) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years
State of Florida v Gregory L. Ramos (Volusia County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 103208 CFDL)
Awaiting Trial 13-January-2021 (Pre-Trial Custody)
Gregory Ramos is accused of murdering his mother and covering up the scene. He allegedy enlisted two friends to assist with disposing of his mother's body. Ramos has posted pictures of himself on social media with a Kekistan flag background. Despite being minors, all three are being charged as adults.
Gregory L. Ramos a.k.a. Gregory Ramos	First degree murder 782.04(1)(a)1 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	40 years to Life
	Grand theft auto 812.014(2)(c)6 (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 5 years
	Abuse of a dead human body 872.06 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
	Tampering with physical evidence 918.13 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
State of Florida v Brian A. Porras (Volusia County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 103205 CFDL)
Awaiting Trial 08-February-2021 (Pre-Trial Private Bond)
Brian Porras, along with Dylan Ceglarek, is accused of helping their friend, Gregory Ramos, cover up Ramos's alleged murder of his mother. Ramos has posted pictures of himself on social media with a Kekistan flag background. Despite being minors, all three are being charged as adults.
Brian A Porras a.k.a. Brian Porras	Accessory after the fact to a capital felony 777.03(2)(a) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years

Miscellaneous

These are various other, perhaps unaffiliated, fascists of varying stripes. Fascists don’t need special events to be dangerous and violent, but their crimes should be tracked nevertheless.

State of Oregon v Christopher Ryan Ponte (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 19CR53033)
Closed 28-February-2020 (Call)
Chris Ponte was indicted on Riot charges after he and his group allegedly instigated violence at the Cider Riot incident on May Day 2019 in Portland, OR.
Christopher Ryan Ponte a.k.a. Chris Ponte Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer	Riot 166.015 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 days
	Recklessly endangering another person 163.195 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Florida vs Clayton, Richard Dean (Orange County (Florida) Court — 2019-CF-011353-A-O)
Awaiting Second Probation Violation Hearing 08-January-2021 (Hearing)
Richard Clayton was arrested for allegedly posting a threat online referencing a potential attack at a local Walmart. Investigators claim he has a history of posting threats and holds a white supremacist ideology.
Richard Dean Clayton a.k.a. Richard Clayton Jared Janota	Written threats to kill or do bodily harm 836.10 (Florida Statutes)	Adjudication Withheld (Nolo Contendere)	160 days, 4 years supervised release
Texas v Joey Derek Christian (Galveston County (TX) District Court — MD-0387092)
Awaiting Trial 20-January-2021 (Disposition Setting)
Joey Derek Christian was the subject of a viral video where he appears to harass a retail worker using Islamophobic language. He was charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Joey Derek Christian	Driving while intoxicated 49.09(a) (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	30 days to 1 year
Texas v Joffre Cross (Harris County (TX) District Court — 162248001010 - 3)
Awaiting Trial 22-January-2021 (Jury Trial)
Joffre Cross is a Patriot Front leader with a prior felony conviction for stealing weapons from the Army. He is a known affiliate of William Fears. He has been charged with multiple counts of illegally possessing weapons and body armor as a felon.
Joffre James Cross a.k.a. Joffre Cross Joffrey Cross Nathan Goldstein Suspected affiliations: Patriot Front	Unlawful possession of metal or body armor by felon § 46.041 (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	2 years to 10 years
Texas v Joffre Cross (Harris County (TX) District Court — 162247901010 - 3)
Awaiting Trial 22-January-2021 (Jury Trial)
Joffre Cross is a Patriot Front leader with a prior felony conviction for stealing weapons from the Army. He is a known affiliate of William Fears. He has been charged with multiple counts of illegally possessing weapons and body armor as a felon.
Joffre James Cross a.k.a. Joffre Cross Joffrey Cross Nathan Goldstein Suspected affiliations: Patriot Front	Felon in Possession of a Firearm § 46.04 (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	2 years to 10 years
Texas v Joffre Cross (Harris County (TX) District Court — 162247801010 - 3)
Awaiting Trial 22-January-2021 (Jury Trial)
Joffre Cross is a Patriot Front leader with a prior felony conviction for stealing weapons from the Army. He is a known affiliate of William Fears. He has been charged with multiple counts of illegally possessing weapons and body armor as a felon.
Joffre James Cross a.k.a. Joffre Cross Joffrey Cross Nathan Goldstein Suspected affiliations: Patriot Front	Felon in Possession of a Firearm § 46.04 (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	2 years to 10 years
The People of the State of California v Clark, Forrest Gordon (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 18CF2250)
Awaiting Trial 22-January-2021 (Pre-trial)
Forrest Gordon Clark is accused of starting the Holy Fire in California in the Summer of 2018. An apparent member of RuSA, a sovereign-citizen movement, Clark apparently shared QAnon and other far-right conspiracy theories.
Forrest Gordon Clark Suspected affiliations: Republic of the united States of America (RuSA)	Aggravated arson of five or more inhabited structures 451.5(a)(3) (California Penal Code)	Charged	10 years to Life
	Arson of inhabited structure or dwelling 451(b), 451.1(a)(4) (California Penal Code)	Charged	3 years to 8 years
	Arson of a forest 451(c), 451.1(a)(4) (California Penal Code)	Charged	2 years to 6 years
	Criminal threats 422(a) (California Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 1 year
	Resisting executive officer (2 counts) 69 (California Penal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
Connecticut v Brandon Wagshol (Stamford (CT) JD — FST-CR20-0168054-T)
Awaiting Trial 17-February-2021 (Disposition Hearing)
Brandon Wagshol was previously accused of threatening a mass shooting. In this case, he is accused of assaulting someone, allegedly hitting them in the head with a pipe.
Brandon Wagshol a.k.a. Brandon Wagshawle Brayden Waygshill NaughtWagshol	Assault 2nd degree 53a-60 (Connecticut General Statutes)	Charged	1 years to 5 years
	Criminal mischief 3rd degree 53a-117 (Connecticut General Statutes)	Charged	Up to 6 months
	Disorderly conduct 53a-182 (Connecticut General Statutes)	Charged	Up to 3 months
State of Indiana v Dustin E Passarelli (Marion (IN) Superior Court — 49G04-1902-MR-006769)
Awaiting Trial 01-March-2021 (Jury Trial)
Passarelli is accused of chasing down a Muslim man and shooting him twice in the back, killing him.
Dustin E Passarelli a.k.a. Dustin Passarelli	Murder 35-42-1-1(1) (Indiana Code)	Indicted	45 years to Death
State of Florida v Corey B Johnson (Palm Beach (FL) Court — 50-2018-CF-002758-AXXX-MB)
Awaiting Trial 02-March-2021 (Status Check)
Corey Johnson is accused of stabbing to death a 13-year old and severely injuring two others at a sleepover. He is alleged to have recently harbored white supremacist views, but had converted to Islam. Johnson is being tried as an adult.
Corey B Johnson a.k.a. Corey Johnson	First degree murder 782.04(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	40 years to Life
Corey B Johnson a.k.a. Corey Johnson	Attempted Murder in the first degree with a deadly weapon (2 counts) 782.04(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
State of Florida v Shutt, William (Pinellas County (FL) Court — 19-04019-CF)
Awaiting Indictment 04-March-2021 (Pre-trial)
William Shutt is an Army veteran who allegedy shot two men in a vehicle in St. Petersburg, FL, killing Quentin Hicks, a Black man. During his bond hearing, a detective testified that he had evidence of connections to the "alt-right," and that his phone contained video of the Christchurch, NZ shooting.
William John Shutt a.k.a. William Shutt	Murder in the second degree with a firearm 782.04(2), 775.087(1) and 775.087(2) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Potentially Life
William John Shutt a.k.a. William Shutt	Attempted murder in the second degree with a firearm 782.04(2), 777.04 and 775.087(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Charged	Up to 30 years
The People of the State of California v Pruitt, Douglass Allan (Alameda County (CA) Superior Court — 19-CR-000171)
Awaiting Trial 18-March-2021 (Pretrial Hearing)
Douglass Pruitt is accussed of a domestic violence incident involving kidnapping and robbery in late 2018. He is known to police and has connections to white supremacist gangs.
Douglass Allan Pruitt a.k.a. Douglass Pruitt	Kidnapping with great bodily injury—domestic violence PC207(a)-F and PC12022.7(e)-F (California Penal Code)	Charged	6 years to 13 years
	Corporal injury to relationship partner with great bodily injury—domestic violence PC273.5-F and PC12022.7(e)-F (California Penal Code)	Charged	4 years to 7 years
	Criminal threats with great bodily injury—domestic violence PC422-F and PC12022.7(e)-F (California Penal Code)	Charged	4 years to 6 years
	First degree robbery with great bodily injury—domestic violence PC211-F and PC12022.7(e)-F (California Penal Code)	Charged	6 years to 11 years
	First degree burglary PC459-F (California Penal Code)	Charged	2 years to 6 years
	Assault with a deadly weapon with great bodily injury—domestic violence PC245(a)(1)-F and and PC12022.7(e)-F (California Penal Code)	Charged	5 years to 9 years
USA v Atkinson, Brittan J. (US District Court (Eastern MI) — 1:20-cr-20085-TLL-PTM)
Awaiting Trial 18-March-2021 (Sentencing)
Brittan Atkinson is alleged to have threatened to kill the attorney representing the whistleblower who exposed President Trump's solicitation of the Ukranian government to investigate Joe Biden's son.
Brittan Jay Atkinson a.k.a. Brittan Atkinson	Interstate communications with intent to extort — threat to injure 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Indicted (Plea Pending)	Up to 5 years
State of Missouri v James W Simpson (Green County (MO) Judicial Court — 1931-CR00546-1)
Case Suspended due to Mental Competency 26-April-2021 (Pretrial Conference)
James Simpson is accused of raping and stabbing a woman, who was able to escape by climbing out of a window. He reportedly has swastika tattoos and a tattoo of the white supremacist gang Family Values.
James W Simpson a.k.a. James Simpson Suspected affiliations: Family Values	First degree aggravated rape 566.030 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Indicted	15 years to Life
	Armed criminal action 571.015 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Indicted	Minimum 3 years
	First degree assault 565.050 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Indicted	10 years to Life
	Armed criminal action 571.015 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Indicted	Minimum 3 years
	First degree assault 565.050 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Indicted	5 years to 15 years
	Resisting arrest for a felony 575.150 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Dismissed	Up to 4 years
Connecticut v Brandon Wagshol (Stamford (CT) JD — FST-CR19-0167198-T)
Awaiting Trial 10-July-2021 (Plea Hearing)
Brandon Wagshol is alleged to have illegally possessed high capacity magazines, allegedly in possible in preparation for a mass shooting. His social media history included a number of racist and transphobic comments.
Brandon Wagshol a.k.a. Brandon Wagshawle Brayden Waygshill NaughtWagshol	Illegal sale or possession of large capacity magazines (4 counts) 53-202w(b1) (Connecticut General Statutes)	Indicted	1 years to 5 years
USA v Richards, Jeffrey (US District Court (Western NY) — 1:19-cr-00106-LJV-MJR)
Awaiting Trial
Jeffrey Richards was arrested on drug and weapons charges. He was informed on by multiple informants as being a drug supplier in the Western NY area, and on arrest the FBI found several improvised explosive devices on his property.
Jeffrey Richards	Narcotics conspiracy 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Life
	Possession with intent to distribute acetyl fentanyl and fentanyl 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1), 841(b)(1)(A) and 841(b)(1)(B) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Life
	Possession with intent to distribute cocaine 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) and 841(b)(1)(C) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Possession with intent to distribute marijuana 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) and 841(b)(1)(D) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Possession with intent to distribute alprazolam 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) and 841(b)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Maintaining a drug-involved premises 21 U.S.C. § 856(a)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Manufacturing controlled substances creating a substantial risk of harm to human life 21 U.S.C. § 858 and 18 U.S.C. § 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Unlawfully making a destructive device 26 U.S.C. § 5822, 5845(a)(8), 5845(f), 5845(i), 5861(f), 5871 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Unlawfully possessing a destructive device 26 U.S.C. § 5841, 5845(a)(8), 5845(f), 5861(f) and 5871 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Unlawfully possessing a destructive device 26 U.S.C. § 5822, 5845(a)(8), 5845(f), 5845(i), 5845(c) and 5871 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Possession of firearms in furtherance of drug trafficking crimes 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(i), 924(c)(1)(B)(ii) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Minimum 5 years
	Possession of a stolen firearm 18 U.S.C. § 922(j), 924(a)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
State of South Carolina v Demetrius Alexander Brown (Sumter County (SC) Municipal Court — 2018A4310100696)
Awaiting Trial
Demetrius Alexander Brown is accused of a murder following a dispute at an auto repair shop. Brown is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen.
Demetrius Alexander Brown a.k.a. Demetrius Brown	Sale or delivery of pistol to unlawful person 16-23-0030 (2012 South Carolina Code of Laws)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
State of South Carolina v Demetrius Alexander Brown (Sumter County (SC) Municipal Court — 2018A4310100697)
Awaiting Trial
Demetrius Alexander Brown is accused of a murder following a dispute at an auto repair shop. Brown is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen.
Demetrius Alexander Brown a.k.a. Demetrius Brown	Possessing weapon during violent crime 16-23-0490 (2012 South Carolina Code of Laws)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
State of South Carolina v Demetrius Alexander Brown (Sumter County (SC) Municipal Court — 2018A4310100681)
Awaiting Trial
Demetrius Alexander Brown is accused of a murder following a dispute at an auto repair shop. Brown is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen.
Demetrius Alexander Brown a.k.a. Demetrius Brown	Forgery, $10k or more 16-13-0010(A) (2012 South Carolina Code of Laws)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
State of South Carolina v Demetrius Alexander Brown (Sumter County (SC) Municipal Court — 2018A4310100682)
Awaiting Trial
Demetrius Alexander Brown is accused of a murder following a dispute at an auto repair shop. Brown is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen.
Demetrius Alexander Brown a.k.a. Demetrius Brown	Forgery, $10k or more 16-13-0010(A) (2012 South Carolina Code of Laws)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
North Carolina v. David Steven Bell (Buncombe County (NC) Court — 19CR080538)
Awaiting Trial
David Steven Bell was captured on video appearing to shove and violently punch a young Black girl at an Asheville mall, knocking her out. He was arrested on misdemeanor assault on a minor.
David Steven Bell a.k.a. David Bell	Assault on a minor under 12 § 14-33(C)(3) (North Carolina Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 150 days
State of South Carolina v Demetrius Alexander Brown (Sumter County (SC) Municipal Court — 2018A4310100670)
Awaiting Trial
Demetrius Alexander Brown is accused of a murder following a dispute at an auto repair shop. Brown is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen.
Demetrius Alexander Brown a.k.a. Demetrius Brown	Murder 16-03-0020 (2012 South Carolina Code of Laws)	Indicted	30 years to Death
State of Alabama v Wilkes, Grady Wayne (Lee County (AL) Circuit Court — DC-2019-000842)
Awaiting Trial
Grady Wayne Wilkes allegedy murdered a police officer and injured several others. The officers were responding to a domestic dispute, where he was alleged to have assaulted his girlfriend. He had a number of social media posts echoing common alt-right sentiments.
Grady Wayne Wilkes a.k.a. Grady Wilkes Wayne Wilkes Suspected affiliations: Alabama National Guard	Attempted murder 13A-004-002 (Alabama Code)	Charged	10 years to Life
State of Alabama v Wilkes, Grady Wayne (Lee County (AL) Circuit Court — DC-2019-000839)
Awaiting Trial
Grady Wayne Wilkes allegedy murdered a police officer and injured several others. The officers were responding to a domestic dispute, where he was alleged to have assaulted his girlfriend. He had a number of social media posts echoing common alt-right sentiments.
Grady Wayne Wilkes a.k.a. Grady Wilkes Wayne Wilkes Suspected affiliations: Alabama National Guard	Capital murder 13A-005-040(A)(5) (Alabama Code)	Charged	10 years to Death
State of Alabama v Wilkes, Grady Wayne (Lee County (AL) Circuit Court — DC-2019-000843)
Awaiting Trial
Grady Wayne Wilkes allegedy murdered a police officer and injured several others. The officers were responding to a domestic dispute, where he was alleged to have assaulted his girlfriend. He had a number of social media posts echoing common alt-right sentiments.
Grady Wayne Wilkes a.k.a. Grady Wilkes Wayne Wilkes Suspected affiliations: Alabama National Guard	Domestic violence including strangulation/suffocation 13A-006-138 (Alabama Code)	Charged	2 years to 20 years
State of Alabama v Wilkes, Grady Wayne (Lee County (AL) Circuit Court — DC-2019-000840)
Awaiting Trial
Grady Wayne Wilkes allegedy murdered a police officer and injured several others. The officers were responding to a domestic dispute, where he was alleged to have assaulted his girlfriend. He had a number of social media posts echoing common alt-right sentiments.
Grady Wayne Wilkes a.k.a. Grady Wilkes Wayne Wilkes Suspected affiliations: Alabama National Guard	Attempted murder 13A-004-002 (Alabama Code)	Charged	10 years to Life
State of Alabama v Wilkes, Grady Wayne (Lee County (AL) Circuit Court — DC-2019-000841)
Awaiting Trial
Grady Wayne Wilkes allegedy murdered a police officer and injured several others. The officers were responding to a domestic dispute, where he was alleged to have assaulted his girlfriend. He had a number of social media posts echoing common alt-right sentiments.
Grady Wayne Wilkes a.k.a. Grady Wilkes Wayne Wilkes Suspected affiliations: Alabama National Guard	Attempted murder 13A-004-002 (Alabama Code)	Charged	10 years to Life
USA v Jordan, James L (US District Court (Western VA) — 1:20-cr-00020-JPJ-PMS)
Awaiting Trial
James L. Jordan is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen who had been hiking the Appalachian Trail when he is alleged to have attack several people. He had previously been arrested and cited for his conduct, and hikers had been alerted to him. He's being charged in the special maritime jurisdiction of the United States.
James L. Jordan a.k.a. James Jordan Sovereign	Murder 18 U.S.C. § 7 and 1111 (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Attempted Murder 18 U.S.C. § 7 and 1113 (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 20 years
	Assault with intent to commit murders 18 U.S.C. § 113(a)(1) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 20 years
	Assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit bodily harm (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 113(a)(3) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 10 years
USA v Holzer, Richard (US District Court (Colorado) — 1:19-cr-00488-RM)
Awaiting Sentencing
Richard Holzer was arrested after an undercover FBI agent made contact with him over Facebook and helped him access explosives which were, unbeknownst to him, fake. Holzer had targeted a Colorado synagogue and planned to blow it up, with or without people inside it.
Richard Holzer Suspected affiliations: KKK	Attempt to obstruct persons in the enjoyment of their free exercise of religious beliefs, through force and the attempted use of explosives and fire 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and (d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted (Plea Pending)	Up to 20 years
	Attempt to damage a building used in interstate commerce through the use of fire or destructive device 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) (United States Code)	Indicted (Plea Pending)	5 years to 20 years
	Use of fire and explosive to commit a felony which may be prosecuted by a court of the United States 18 U.S.C. § 844(h)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Minimum 10 years
USA v Kauffman, Corbin (US District Court (Middle PA) — 3:20-cr-00087-RDM)
Awaiting Sentencing
Corbin Kauffman is alleged to have made several threats against Jewish, Muslim, and Black communities on the fringe social media site, Minds.com. He is also alleged to have vandalized a Chabad house in Maryland. He entered a plea in late March of 2020.
Corbin Kauffman a.k.a. KingShekels ShekelsWarlord	Interstate communications with intent to injure the person of another 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Charged (Plea Pending)	Up to 5 years
USA v Gulick, Samuel James (US District Court (Delaware) — 1:20-mj-00006)
Awaiting Indictment
Samuel Gulick is alleged to have damaged a Planned Parenthood with a Molotov cocktail in early 2020. His Instagram account contained several anti-abortion memes.
Samuel James Gulick a.k.a. Samuel Gulick AtariWilliams	Maliciously damage a building used in interstate commerce through the use of fire or destructive device 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	5 years to 20 years
	Intentional damage to a facility that provides reproductive health services 18 U.S.C. § 248(a)(3) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 1 year
	Possession of an unregistered destructive device under the National Firearms Act 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Charged (Complaint)	Up to 10 years
State of Florida v Jordan Joseph Jereb (Leon (FL) Circuit Court — 2016 CF 001379 A)
Closed
Jordan Jereb made headlines in 2018 when he claimed credit for the Parkland school shooting along with his group, Republic of Florida. A subsequent search of his property turned up weapons he was forbidden to possess as part of his probation conditions for a 2016 felony conviction for extortion.
Jordan Joseph Jereb a.k.a. Jordan Jereb Suspected affiliations: Republic of Florida	Extortion by threats 836.05 (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year and 1 day
The People of the State of California v Peete, Robert (Alameda County (CA) Superior Court — 17-CR-020706)
Closed
Robert Peete was arrested at a Berkeley protest for allegedly hitting a counter-protester with a club. Records show his charges were dismissed in March 2019.
Robert Peete	Assault with a deadly weapon other than a firearm PC245(a)(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Motion by Court)	2 years to 4 years
	Possession of a Leaded Cane/Billy Club PC22210-F (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Motion by Court)	Minimum 1 year
	Wearing a mask to evade identification during the commission of a crime PC185 (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Motion by Court)	Up to 1 year
USA v Oelkers, Eric (US District Court (Oregon) — 3:16-cr-00054-BR)
Closed
Eric Oelkers was recently re-arrested for an alleged probation violation following a conviction for Escape, which itself followed on the heels of a federal firearms conviction. He is a known activist in the Portland area.
Eric Floyd Oelkers a.k.a. Eric Oelkers Eric Alt Timbrel Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer	Escape 18 U.S.C. § 751(a) (United States Code)	Violated (Plea)	8 months + 14 months for probation violation
State of Minnesota v Dennis Duane Vann (Ramsey County (MN) District Court — 62-CR-19-1356)
Closed
Dennis Duane Vann is an alleged sovereign citizen who allegedly led police on on a chase and a standoff where he is accused of having a pig-shaped explosive device.
Dennis Duane Vann	Threats of violence, reckless disregard of risk 609.713.1 (Minnesota Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	28 days, 3 years supervised probation
Dennis Duane Vann	Fleeing a police officer in a motor vehicle 609.487.3 (Minnesota Statutes)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 3 years and 1 day
The People of the State of California v Jones, Laquisha (South Central Los Angeles (CA) District Court — TA146529)
Closed
Laquisha Jones pleaded guilty to beating an elderly Mexican man with a brick. She was on probation from a previous incident regarding threats.
Laquisha Jones	Mayhem PC203 (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Not held to answer)	2 years to 8 years
	Attempted murder 664-187(A) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Potentially Life
	Abuse of elder 368(B)(1) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	15 years
State of Texas v Bradley Michael Kincheloe (Parker County (TX) 415th District Court — CR17-0720)
Closed
Bradley Kincheloe was convicted of possession and intent to sell methamphetamine. He has a large tattoo of a swastika on his back.
Bradley Michael Kincheloe a.k.a. Bradley Kincheloe Suspected affiliations: Aryan Circle	Felon in Possession of a Firearm § 46.04 (Texas Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	2 years to 10 years
USA v Chapman, Kyle (US District Court (Northern CA) — 3:18-cr-00364-EDL)
Closed
Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman faced legal troubles in Texas for injuring a bar patron with a barstool in Austin, TX in mid-2017. The victim suffered a brain bleed and a broken orbital. He also stands accused of illegally possessing a weapon in California. In this case he was arrested for driving a vehicle illegally on federal land, and had an illegal weapon with him.
Kyle Sean Chapman a.k.a. Based Stickman Kyle Chapman Suspected affiliations: Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights Resist Marxism	Disorderly conduct 36 CFR 2.34(a)(4) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
	Operating a motor vehicle off designated roads and parking area 36 CFR 4.10(a) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year probation
State of Ohio v Dallas Frazier (Hamilton County (OH) Municipal Court — 19CRB19560)
Closed
Dallas Frazier was caught on film appearing to assault an older man who was protesting a Trump rally. Frazier allegedly left the passenger seat of a pickup truck and assaulted the counter-protester.
Dallas Frazier	Assault 2903-13 (Ohio Revised Code)	Convicted (Jury)	120 days
State of Florida v Henderson, Cody Leon (Hillsborough County (FL) Circuit Court — 19-CF-000446-A)
Closed
Cody Henderson was accused of using a gun to steal a phone from a child. He has a swastika tattooed on his face.
Cody Leon Henderson a.k.a. Cody Henderson	Robbery with a weapon (<$300) 812.13(1) and (2)(b) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea (Down from 812.13(2)(a)))	74 months
The People of the State of California v Jones, Laquisha (South Central Los Angeles (CA) District Court — TA142570)
Closed
Laquisha Jones pleaded guilty to beating an elderly Mexican man with a brick. She was on probation from a previous incident regarding threats.
Laquisha Jones	Threats PC 422(A) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Nolo Contendere)	180 days
State of Oregon v Christopher Ryan Ponte (US District Court (Oregon) — 3:17-cr-00442-HZ)
Closed
Chris Ponte is a Patriot Prayer regular in Portland. He has been filmed at many events throughout the Portland area and has run afoul of firearms possession laws. In this case, he successfully sued to have his conviction vacated.
Christopher Ryan Ponte a.k.a. Chris Ponte Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Cop Watch	Possessing a firearm as a convicted felon 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Vacated	12 months and 1 day
State of Missouri v Andrew J Vrba (Greene County (MO) Judicial Court — 1831-CR07194)
Closed
Andrew Vrba is one of four people accused in the murder of Ally Steinfeld, a transgender teenager.
Andrew J Vrba a.k.a. Andrew Vrba	First degree murder 565.020 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Bench)	Life
	Armed criminal action 571.015 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Bench)	20 years
	Abandonment of a corpse 194.425 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (Motion by Defense)	Up to 4 years
Virginia v Roger Melvin Tackett (Washington County (VA) District Court — GC18000007-00)
Closed
Roger Melvin Tackett is accused of murdering a man in his home in Southwestern, VA. Authorities say he has multiple white supremacist tattoos.
Roger Melvin Tackett	Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 years
State of Oregon v Russell Orlando Courtier (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 16CR50154)
Closed
Russell Courtier ran down and killed, Larnell Bruce, Jr., a Black teenager. He confessed to the crime and has affiliations with a white power gang. His girlfriend, Colleen Hunt, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the same incident.
Russell Orlando Courtier a.k.a. Russell Courtier Suspected affiliations: European Kindred (EK)	Felony Murder 163.115 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Life
	Failure to perform duties of driver to injured persons 811.705(2)(b) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Unknown (Life sentence on other count)
	Intimidation in the first degree 166.165 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	1 year to 5 years
	Intimidation in the second degree 166.155 (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Unknown (Life sentence on other count)
State of AZ v Jaffe, Russell (City of Tuscon (AZ) City Court — M1041CM18065732)
Closed
Jaffe was at a PMAZ-organized "free speech" rally when he allegedly attempted to grab a woman's cell phone from her hand. His charges were dropped after completing a diversion program.
Russell Jaffe a.k.a. RJ Suspected affiliations: Patriot Movement AZ (PMAZ)	Assault 13-1203 (Arizona Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Diversion completed)	Up to 30 days
USA v Lloyd, Hardy Carroll (US District Court (Western PA) — 2:09-cr-00320-AJS)
Closed
Hardy Lloyd was accused of murdering a woman in Pittsburgh, but was acquitted. He was later convicted on this federal weapons charge, which has seen him violate his probation multiple times. In the latest incident, he is alleged to have made threats against the predominantly-Jewish Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh, and the US Attorney's Office is seeking to revoke his supervised release.
Hardy Carroll Lloyd a.k.a. Hardy Lloyd Suspected affiliations: World Church of the Creator	Possessing a firearm as a convicted felon 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	30 months plus 24 months for probation violation
State of Georgia v Malachi Qaadir Dorns (Athens-Clarke County (GA) Superior Court — SU18CR0671)
Closed
Malachi Qaadir Dorns is accused of stabbing his brother to death and seriously injuring his mother. A self-identified sovereign citizen, he was ruled incompetent to stand trial pending evaluation.
Malachi Qaadir Dorns	Malice Murder 16-5-1(A) (Georgia Code)	Indicted (Not Mentally Competent)	Life to Death
	Felony Murder 16-5-1(C) (Georgia Code)	Indicted (Not Mentally Competent)	Life to Death
	Aggravated Assault (2 counts) 16-5-21 (Georgia Code)	Indicted (Not Mentally Competent)	1 year to 20 years
	Firearm/knife possession during crime/attempted crime (2 counts) 16-11-106 (Georgia Code)	Indicted (Not Mentally Competent)	5 years to 10 years
State of Illinois v Jakub Zak (Lake County (IL) Circuit Court — 18CM00001103)
Closed
Jakub Zak is accused of illegally possessing firearms and ammunition in April of 2018. He allegedly was active with the user name "Hussar" in a Discord chat with members of the white supremacist group Patriot Front.
Jakub Zak a.k.a. Hussar Suspected affiliations: Patriot Front (suspected)	Illegal possession of firearm 430 65/2(a)(1) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	180 days suspended; 14 days incarceration plus renewal of one year probation for probation violation
	Illegal possession of ammunition (7 counts) 430 65/2(a)(2) (Illinois Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Florida v Henderson, Cody Leon (Hillsborough County (FL) Circuit Court — 19-CF-000535-A)
Closed
Cody Henderson is accused of using a gun to steal a phone from a child. He has a swastika tattooed on his face.
Cody Leon Henderson a.k.a. Cody Henderson	Child abuse 827.03(1)(b), (2)(c) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	Up to 5 years
Cody Leon Henderson a.k.a. Cody Henderson	False imprisonment 787.02(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	Up to 5 years
State of Florida v Scott Paul Beierle (Leon (FL) Circuit Court — 2016 MM 001610 A)
Closed
Scott Beierle faced a battery charge in 2016 that was dropped by prosecutors after undergoing pretrial intervention. Beierle later shot dead two women at a Tallahassee yoga studio before killing himself, in what is believed to be an incel-related crime.
Scott Paul Beierle a.k.a. Scott Beierle	Battery 784.03(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed (Pretrial intervention)	Up to 1 year
State of South Carolina v Demetrius Alexander Brown (Sumter County (SC) Municipal Court — 2017A4320100003)
Closed
Demetrius Alexander Brown is accused of a murder following a dispute at an auto repair shop. Brown is a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen.
Demetrius Alexander Brown a.k.a. Demetrius Brown	Leaving the scene of accident involving unattended vehicle 56-05-1240 and 56-05-6190 (2012 South Carolina Code of Laws)	Convicted (Plea)	Time served
State of Wisconsin v Matthew J Neumann (Milwaukee County (WI) Circuit Court — 2019CF000204)
Closed
Matthew Neumann is accused of two counts of murder after two bodies were found in a burn pit on a property where a trailer belonging to his business was found. His social media profiles allegedly include Nazi and Confederate images.
Matthew J Neumann a.k.a. Matthew Neumann	First degree reckless homicide with a deadly weapon 940.02(1) and 939.63(1)(b) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Jury)	36 years imprisonment, 14 years supervised release
	First degree reckless homicide 940.02(1) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Jury)	36 years imprisonment, 14 years supervised release
	Hiding a corpse (2 counts) 940.11(2) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Jury)	6 years imprisonment, 6 years supervised release (per count, concurrent)
State of Wisconsin v Jennifer Lynn Gross (Brown County (WI) Circuit Court — 2018CF001727)
Closed
Jennifer Gross is accused of having hundreds of chemicals in her boyfriend Michael Anderson's basement apartment, apparently for making meth. Investigators found Nazi paraphernalia in the residence.
Jennifer Lynn Gross a.k.a. Jennifer Gross	Possession of drug paraphernalia 961.573(1) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea, Amended from 961.65)	30 days
	Disorderly conduct 947.01(1) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	90 days
	Resisting or obstructing an officer 946.41(1) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (4 months)	Up to 9 months
USA v Brogan, Michael (US District Court (Eastern NY) — 1:19-cr-00207-NGG)
Closed
Michael Brogan pleaded guilty to threatening a United States senator. He left a threatening voice mail expressing support for President Trump and antagonism over the senator's stance on reproductive rights.
Michael Brogan	Threatening to assault and murder a United States official 18 U.S.C. § 115(a)(1)(B) and 3351 et seq (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	6 months home confinement, 3 years supervised release
State of Minnesota v Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda (Hennepin County (MN) District Court — 27-CR-19-8554)
Closed
Emmanuel Aranda pleaded guilty to attempted first degree murder for throwing a stranger's young child off a third-story balcony at the Mall of America. The child suffered serious injuries but survived. Aranda was reportedly angry at women and wanted to exact revenge.
Emmanuel Deshawn Aranda a.k.a. Emmanuel Aranda	Murder in the first degree, premeditated, attempt to commit 609.185(a)(1) (Minnesota Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	228 months
USA v Bogard, Benjamin (US District Court (Western Texas) — 5:19-cr-00106-DAE)
Closed
Benjamin Bogard is a suspected Atomwaffen member who was interviewed by FBI agents regarding threats of mass violence he posted online. During a search of his phone, agents allegedly found child pornography
Benjamin Joost Bogard a.k.a. Benjamin Bogard Suspected affiliations: Atomwaffen	Possession of child pornography 18 U.S.C. § 1466a(b)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	80 months
USA v Williamson, Graham (US District Court (Southern MS) — 2:19-cr-00032-KS-MTP)
Closed
Graham Williamson, along with Louie Revette, burned crosses in a majority-Black neighborhood in Mississippi. Both men pleaded guilty to the housing rights violations.
Graham Williamson	Intimidate or interfere with fair housing 42 U.S.C. § 3631(a) and 18 U.S.C. § 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	18 months
Graham Williamson	Conspiracy to use fire or explosives to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(m) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	18 months
USA v Kless, John (US District Court (Southern FL) — 0:19-cr-60109-RAR)
Closed
John Kless is left multiple voicemails with members of Congress using multiple bigoted slurs and death threats.
John Joseph Kless a.k.a. John Kless	Interstate communications with intent to extort — threat to injure 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months and 1 day
John Joseph Kless a.k.a. John Kless	Interstate communications with intent to extort — threat to injure 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
State of Texas v Bradley Michael Kincheloe (Parker County (TX) County Court at Law 1 — CCL1-16-0245)
Closed
Bradley Kincheloe was convicted of possession and intent to sell methamphetamine. He has a large tattoo of a swastika on his back.
Bradley Michael Kincheloe a.k.a. Bradley Kincheloe Suspected affiliations: Aryan Circle	Possession of marijuana, > 2oz, <= 4oz 481.121(b)(2) (Texas Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 days
State of Wisconsin v Jennifer Lynn Gross (Winnebago County (WI) Circuit Court — 2018CF000028)
Closed
Jennifer Gross was accused of having hundreds of chemicals in her boyfriend Michael Anderson's basement apartment, apparently for making meth. Investigators found Nazi paraphernalia in the residence. In this case she pleaded no contest to misappropriating credit card/ID data.
Jennifer Lynn Gross a.k.a. Jennifer Gross	Misappropriate ID info, repeater enh. 943.201(2)(b) (mod. by 939.62(1)(b)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea (No Contest))	3 years probation
State of Colorado v Frank Maya (Denver County (CO) District Court — 2019CR2503)
Closed
Frank Maya vandalized some trash cans and tried painting a swastika on a church building. While being arrested, he assaulted a female police officer, who sustained a shoulder injury.
Frank L Maya a.k.a. Frank Maya	Assault in the second degree on a peace officer 18-3-203(1)(f) (Colorado Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (By DA)	2 years to 6 years
	Criminal mischief 18-4-501(1),(4)(a) (Colorado Revised Statutes)	Dismissed (By DA)	Up to 6 months
	Assault in the second degree on a peace officer 18-3-203(1)(c) (Colorado Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years probation
Virginia v Roger Melvin Tackett (Washington County (VA) District Court — GC18008121-00)
Closed
Roger Melvin Tackett is accused of murdering a man in his home in Southwestern VA. Authorities say he has multiple white supremacist tattoos.
Roger Melvin Tackett	Malicious wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (Nolle Prosequi)	5 years to 20 years
State of Missouri v James T Grigsby (Texas County (MO) Judicial Court — 17TE-CR00627-01)
Closed
James Thomas Grigsby is one of four people accused in the murder of Ally Steinfeld, a transgender teenager. Her body was found mutilated and burned.
James Thomas Grigsby a.k.a. James Grigsby	Abandonment of a corpse 194.425 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years
USA v Bolin, Thomas (US District Court (Western NY) — 6:19-cr-06072-DGL)
Closed
Thomas Bolin was arrested after being investigated for statements made on Facebook in support of the Christchurch, NZ shooter. During the investigation, he lied to FBI agents about whether he possessed firearms.
Thomas Alonzo Bolin a.k.a. Peter Vincent Thomas Bolin Suspected affiliations: Odin's Warriors	False statements 18 U.S.C. § 1001(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Time served
State of Florida v Arthurs, Devon (Hillsborough County (FL) District Court — 17-CF-007587-A)
Closed
Devon Arthurs was the roommate of Brandon Russell and killed his other two roommates who he claimed were planning terrorist attacks against civilian targets.
Devon Arthurs a.k.a. TheWeissewolf Suspected affiliations: Atomwaffen	Murder in the first degree, premeditated with a firearm (2 counts) 782.04(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Life to Death
	Kidnapping with a firearm (3 counts) 782.04(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted (Mentally Unfit for Trial)	Potentially Life
	Aggravated assault with intent to commit a felony (2 counts) 784.021(1)(b) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted (Mentally Unfit for Trial)	Up to 5 years
The People of the State of California v Chapman, Kyle (Alameda County (CA) Superior Court — 17-CR-024370)
Closed
Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman is the founder of the militant wing of the Proud Boys, the Fraternal Order of the Alt-Knights. A multiple felon, he is pleaded guilty of illegally possessing a weapon in contravention of a court order, after police found him with it while arresting him for taking his vehicle in a prohibited area of federal land.
Kyle Sean Chapman a.k.a. Based Stickman Kyle Chapman Suspected affiliations: Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights Resist Marxism	Possession of a Leaded Cane/Billy Club in Violation of Court Order PC22210-F (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Nolo Contendere)	5 years probation
State of Missouri v Maria E Terry (St. Louis City (MO) Judicial Court — 1522-CR05331-01)
Closed
Maria Terry pleaded guilty to threatening a Planned Parenthood clinic via Twitter. She has a prior guilty plea for property damage and her probation is being reviewed. Court records show a history of restraining orders, including against Planned Parenthood.
Maria E Terry a.k.a. Maria Terry VVunderVVoman	First degree property damage 569.100 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	3 years probation
Maria E Terry a.k.a. Maria Terry VVunderVVoman	Resisting/Interfering with an arrest for a felony 575.150 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	3 years probation
State of Oregon v Christopher Ryan Ponte (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 19CR31668)
Closed
Chris Ponte is a Patriot Prayer regular in Portland. He has been filmed at many events throughout the Portland area and has run afoul of firearms possession laws.
Christopher Ryan Ponte a.k.a. Chris Ponte Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Cop Watch	Felon in possession of a firearm 166.270(1) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Felon in possession of a firearm (2 counts) 166.270(1) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
State of Indiana v Matthew W. Heimbach (Orange (IN) Superior Court — 59D01-1803-F6-000300)
Closed
Heimbach is a well-known leader of far-right neo-Nazi movements. In this incident, which spelled the end of the Traditionalist Workers Party, he was accused of assaulting his wife and his second-in-command at their compound in Paoli, Indiana. The complex relationship dynamics regarding the event led to widespread mockery online.
Matthew Warren Heimbach a.k.a. Matt Heimbach Suspected affiliations: Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) National Socialist Movement (NSM) Nationalist Front	Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury 35-42-2-1(c) (Indiana Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 35-42-2-1.3)	365 days, 287 suspended
	Battery 35-42-2-1(c)(1) (Indiana Code)	Dismissed	Up to 6 months
State of Florida v Jordan Joseph Jereb (Leon (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 MM 001280 A)
Closed
Jordan Jereb made headlines in 2018 when he claimed credit for the Parkland school shooting along with his group, Republic of Florida. A subsequent search of his property turned up weapons he was forbidden to possess as part of his probation conditions for a 2016 felony conviction for extortion.
Jordan Joseph Jereb a.k.a. Jordan Jereb Suspected affiliations: Republic of Florida	Making false statement to law enforcement 837.05(1) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
USA v Hasay, John Jacob (US District Court (Middle PA) — 3:18-cr-00371-JMM)
Closed
John Jacob Hasay was convicted of illegally possessing a machine gun. He had allegedly posted racist and anti-Semitic statements online. Court documents suggest he was a neo-Nazi.
John Jacob Hasay	Illegal possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of an unregistered firearm 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Illegal possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	24 months
State of Missouri v Isis K Schauer (Texas County (MO) Judicial Court — 17TE-CR00615-01)
Closed
Isis Schauer is one of four people accused in the murder of Ally Steinfeld, a transgender teenager. Her body was found mutilated and burned.
Isis Kailinn Schauer a.k.a. Isis Schauer	Second degree murder 565.021 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	20 years (concurrent)
Isis Kailinn Schauer a.k.a. Isis Schauer	Abandonment of a corpse 194.425 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years (concurrent)
State of Texas v Bradley Michael Kincheloe (Parker County (TX) County Court at Law 1 — CCL1-16-0246)
Closed
Bradley Kincheloe was convicted of possession and intent to sell methamphetamine. He has a large tattoo of a swastika on his back.
Bradley Michael Kincheloe a.k.a. Bradley Kincheloe Suspected affiliations: Aryan Circle	Driving while intoxicated 49.04 (Texas Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	90 days
State of Missouri v Briana Calderas (Pulaski County (MO) Judicial Court — 18PU-CR01696-01)
Closed
Briana Calderas is one of four people accused in the murder of Ally Steinfeld, a transgender teenager. Her body was found mutilated and burned.
Briana Calderas	Abandonment of a corpse 194.425 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years
	Concealing a felony 575.020 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years (consecutive to count 1)
	Tampering with evidence in felony prosecution 574.100 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years (consecutive to count 1)
State of Oregon v Russell Orlando Courtier (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 16CR74377)
Closed
Russell Courtier is accused of running down and killing a Black teenager. He confessed to the crime and has affiliations with a white power gang.
Russell Orlando Courtier a.k.a. Russell Courtier Suspected affiliations: European Kindred (EK)	Attempt to commit a class B felony 161.405(2)(c) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	48 months
	Unlawful use of a weapon 166.220 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	1 year to 5 years
State of Wisconsin v Michael Tracy Anderson (Brown County (WI) Circuit Court — 2018CF001724)
Closed
Michael Anderson is accused of having hundreds of chemicals in his basement apartment, apparently for making meth. Investigators found Nazi paraphernalia in his residence. His girlfriend, Jennifer Gross, was also arrested during the raid.
Michael Tracy Anderson a.k.a. Michael Anderson Suspected affiliations: United Aryan Brotherhood	Disorderly conduct 947.01(1) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea, Amended from 940.45(1))	90 days
	Disorderly conduct, domestic abuse enh. 947.01(1) (mod. by 968.075(1)(a)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	90 days
	Criminal damage to property, domestic abuse enh. 943.01(1) (mod. by 968.075(1)(a)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	9 months
	Possession of drug paraphernalia to manufacture, compound, convert, produce, or store methamphetamine 961.573(1) (mod. by 939.05) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Convicted (Plea, Amended from 961.573(3)(a))	30 days
	Manufacture/deliver amphetamine (<=3g) 961.41(1)(e)1 (mod. by 961.41(1x)) (Wisconsin Statutes)	Dismissed (Amended information)	Up to 12 years and 6 months
State of Texas v Bradley Michael Kincheloe (Parker County (TX) County Court at Law 1 — CCL1-16-0241)
Closed
Bradley Kincheloe was convicted of possession and intent to sell methamphetamine. He has a large tattoo of a swastika on his back.
Bradley Michael Kincheloe a.k.a. Bradley Kincheloe Suspected affiliations: Aryan Circle	Assault, causes bodily injury, family violence 22.01 (a)(1) (Texas Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
The People of the State of California v Planer, William (Sacramento County (CA) Superior Court — 17FE011170)
Closed
Planer was arrested at the Sacramento TWP/neo-Nazi gathering where five people were stabbed. He is pleaded guilty to assaulting a counter-demonstrator with a pole or stick. His first trial ended in a mistrial, and he surprisingly pleaded guilty shortly before his second trial was scheduled to begin.
William Scott Planer a.k.a. Will Planer Scott Planer Wilhelm von Panzer Suspected affiliations: Traditionalist Workers Party	Assault with a deadly weapon PC245(A)(1) (California Penal Code)	Indicted	2 years to 4 years
	Assault PC245(A) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
	Riot PC404(A) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	4 years
State of Texas v Bradley Michael Kincheloe (Parker County (TX) 415th District Court — CR17-0721)
Closed
Bradley Kincheloe was convicted of possession and intent to sell methamphetamine. He has a large tattoo of a swastika on his back.
Bradley Michael Kincheloe a.k.a. Bradley Kincheloe Suspected affiliations: Aryan Circle	Manufacture or delivery of substance in penalty group 1 >=4g, < 200g 481.112(d) (Texas Health and Safety Code)	Convicted (Plea)	40 years
USA v Hasson, Christopher Paul (US District Court (Maryland) — 8:19-cr-00096-GJH)
Closed
Lt. Christopher Paul Hasson was a United States Coast Guard officer and self-described white nationalist who pleaded guilty to owning firearms while a user of a controlled substance. He had assembled a list of targets and wanted to commit acts of terroristic violence to establish a white ethnostate.
Christopher Paul Hasson a.k.a. Christopher Hasson Suspected affiliations: United States Coast Guard	Unlawful possession of unregistered firearms silencers 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
	Unlawful possession of firearms silencers unidentified by serial number 26 U.S.C. § 5861(i) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
	Possession of firearm and ammunition by unlawful user or addict of any controlled substance 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
	Simple possession of Tramadol, a Schedule IV controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 844(a) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	160 months (all charges)
State of Oregon v Christopher Ryan Ponte (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 17CR78771)
Closed
Chris Ponte is a Patriot Prayer regular in Portland. He has been filmed at many events throughout the Portland area and has run afoul of firearms possession laws.
Christopher Ryan Ponte a.k.a. Chris Ponte Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Cop Watch	Criminal trespass in the second degree 164.245 (Oregon State Code)	Acquitted	Up to 30 days
Virginia v Brendan Colin Smith (Fairfax County (VA) District Court — GC19059920-00)
Closed
Brendan Smith was charged for allegedy putting up posters on public buildings. The posters were for neo-Nazi organization Patriot Front. His misdemeanor charge was dismissed.
Brendan Colin Smith a.k.a. Brendan Smith Suspected affiliations: Patriot Front	Damaging public buildings, <$1000 § 18.2-138 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
State v Chapman, Kyle Sean (Travis County (TX) District Criminal Court — D-1-DC-18-300728)
Closed
Kyle "Based Stickman" Chapman faced legal troubles in Texas for injuring a bar patron with a barstool in Austin, TX in mid-2017. The victim suffered a brain bleed and a broken orbital. He also stands accused of illegally possessing a weapon in California.
Kyle Sean Chapman a.k.a. Based Stickman Kyle Chapman Suspected affiliations: Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights Resist Marxism	Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon § 22.02(a)(2) (Texas Penal Code)	Convicted (Deferred Adjudication Plea)	3 years Deferred Adjudication
State of Pennsylvania v Janay Smith (Chester County (PA) Common Pleas Court — CP-15-CR-0000183-2019)
Closed
Janay Smith is an alleged Moorish sovereign citizen accused of dragging a police officer for a short time during a traffic stop.
Janay Rebecca Smith a.k.a. Janay Smith Jahnay Rebekkah Bey	Aggravated assault 18 § 2702 §§ A2 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Acquitted	10 years to 20 years
	Aggravated assault 18 § 2702 §§ A3 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Acquitted	5 years to 10 years
	Aggravated assault 18 § 2702 §§ A4 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Acquitted	5 years to 10 years
	Aggravated assault 18 § 2702 §§ A6 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Acquitted	5 years to 10 years
	Fleeing or attempting to elude officer 75 § 3733 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	9 to 23 months
	Accidents involving death or personal injury 75 § 3742 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	2 years probation
	Simple assault 18 § 2701 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Merged
	Simple assault 18 § 2701 §§ A3 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Merged
	Recklessly endangering another person 18 § 2705 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	2 years probation
	Recklessly endangering another person 18 § 2705 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	1 years to 2 years
	Resisting Arrest 18 § 5104 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	2 years probation
	Accident involving injury while not properly licensed 75 § 3742.1 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	2 years probation
	Failing to stop to render aid 75 § 3744 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Failing to notify police of accident 75 § 3746 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Failing to notify police of accident 75 § 3746 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Reckless driving 75 § 3736 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Careless driving 75 § 3714 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Duties at stop sign 75 § 3323 §§ B (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 90 days
	Aggravated assault 18 § 2702 §§ A6 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	9-23 months
	Attempted first degree murder 18 § 901 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Life to Death
	Attempted murder of a law enforcement officer of the first degree 18 § 901 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Dismissed	Life to Death
State of Missouri v Dmitriy N Andreychenko (Greene County (MO) Judicial Court — 1931-CR04329)
Closed
Dmitriy Andreychenko is accused of terroristic threats after he walked through a Walmart heavily armed shortly after the El Paso Walmart shooting. He was held at gunpoint by an armed off-duty firefighter. Andreychenko claims he was running a social experiment about the second amendment.
Dmitriy N Andreychenko a.k.a. Dmitriy Andreychenko	Making false report 575.080 (2017 Missouri Revised Statutes)	Convicted (Plea down from 574.120)	2 years probation
US v Heon Jong Yoo (US District Court (Eastern TX) — 6:18-cr-00016-RWS-KNM)
Closed
Heon Jong "Hank" Yoo became famous—and was mocked—for being a Korean white supremacist. A video of him brandishing weapons while singing Dixie became popular online. In 2018, he was convicted of illegal possession of firearms. Yoo is represented himself pro se.
Heon Jong Yoo a.k.a. Hank Yoo Henry Yoo A Really Bad Goy Suspected affiliations: Anti-Communist Action (Anticom)	False statement with respect to information required to be kept by federal firearms licensee (7 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(a)(1)(A) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	41 months
	Possession of firearm by prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(4) (United States Code)	Appealed (Conviction reversed on appeal)	Up to 10 years
State of Ohio v Patterson, Apryl L (Muskingum County (OH) Court of Common Pleas — CR2018-0751)
Closed
Apryl Patterson is a former teacher who pleaded guilty to having sex with a student. When in court, she attempted to defend herself as a sovereign citizen.
Apryl L Patterson a.k.a. Apryl Patterson	Sexual battery 2907.03(A)(7) (Ohio Revised Code)	Convicted (Plea)	24 months
State of Minnesota v Dennis Duane Vann (Ramsey County (MN) District Court — 62SU-CR-18-575)
Closed
Dennis Duane Vann is an alleged sovereign citizen who allegedly led police on on a chase and a standoff where he is accused of having a pig-shaped explosive device.
Dennis Duane Vann	Disorderly conduct 609.72.1(3) (Minnesota Statutes)	Convicted (Plea)	30 days, 21 suspended
USA v Gilreath, Wesley (US District Court (Colorado) — 1:19-cr-00384-RM)
Closed
Wesley Gilreath was arrested on charges of allegedly possessing child pornography. He was previously known to federal investigators because he had previously allegedly posted guides online for "hunting" Jews, Muslims, refugees, and others.
Wesley David Gilreath a.k.a. Wesley Gilreath	Possession of child pornography (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 2252a(a)(5)(B) and (b)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	186 months (120 months for count 1, 66 months for count 2)
USA v McMahon, Daniel (US District Court (Western VA) — 3:19-cr-00014-NKM-JCH)
Closed
Daniel McMahon is a known serial internet troll with connections to the alleged Pittsburgh Tree of Life shooter, Robert Bowers. McMahon has a long history of harassing people online, particularly those opposed to his self-admitted fascist beliefs. In this case, he threatened a candidate for Charlottesville City Council and a woman's disabled daughter in an attempt to extract information.
Daniel McMahon a.k.a. Jack Corbin Pale Horse Dakota Stone FachoJack AntifasLament	Interference with a candidate for elective office 18 U.S.C. § 245(b)(1)(A) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Interference with a candidate for elective office 18 U.S.C. § 245(b)(4) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months
	Threats in interstate commerce 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Cyberstalking 18 U.S.C. § 2261A(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	41 months
Virginia v Roger Melvin Tackett (Washington County (VA) Circuit Court — CR19000778-00)
Closed
Roger Melvin Tackett is accused of murdering a man in his home in Southwestern VA. Authorities say he has multiple white supremacist tattoos.
Roger Melvin Tackett	Murder, First Degree § 18.2-32 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
Virginia v Roger Melvin Tackett (Washington County (VA) Circuit Court — CR19000777-00)
Closed
Roger Melvin Tackett is accused of murdering a man in his home in Southwestern VA. Authorities say he has multiple white supremacist tattoos.
Roger Melvin Tackett	Felon in possession of a weapon § 18.2-308.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years (5 years suspended)
Virginia v Roger Melvin Tackett (Washington County (VA) Circuit Court — CR19000776-00)
Closed
Roger Melvin Tackett is accused of murdering a man in his home in Southwestern VA. Authorities say he has multiple white supremacist tattoos.
Roger Melvin Tackett	Use or display of firearm in committing felony § 18.2-53.1 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	3 years
USA v Patrick W. Carlineo Jr. (US District Court (Western NY) — 6:19-cr-6140-FPG)
Closed
Patrick Carlineo threatened to shoot Rep. Ilhan Omar on a voicemail left on a staffer's mailbox because of her Muslim faith. The government has rejected his initial plea.
Patrick W. Carlineo, Jr. a.k.a. Patrick Carlineo	Threatening to assault and murder a United States official 18 U.S.C. § 115(a)(1)(B) and 3351 et seq (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months and 1 day
Patrick W. Carlineo, Jr. a.k.a. Patrick Carlineo	Unlawful transport of firearms 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months and 1 day
The People of the State of California v Ziesmer, Grace Elisabeth (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 19HM04927)
Closed
Grace Elisabeth Ziesmer pleaded guilty to posting Nazi propaganda posters on city property near Fullerton College in California. The allegations against her include vandalism charges.
Grace Elisabeth Ziesmer a.k.a. Grace Ziesmer	Vandalism, less than $400 in damages 594(a), (b)(2)(A) PC (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year probation, 40hr community service
	Graffiti 10.59.030 (Newport Beach Municipal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Suspended
	Graffiti 7.31.030 (Fullerton Municipal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Suspended
State of Arkansas v John Andrew Carollo (Baxter County (AR) Circuit Court — 58CR-19-709)
Closed
Johan Carollo pleaded guilty to terroristic threatening for an incident wherein a gay man was beaten and injured by Carollo and his compatriots, Julian Calfy and Nicholas Holloway. Carollo has appeared at several neo-Nazi rallies throughtout the late 2010s.
John Andrew Carollo a.k.a. Johan Carollo John Carollo Suspected affiliations: Shieldwall Network Traditionalist Worker Party Atomwaffen Division	Terroristic Threatening 5-13-301(a) (Arkansas Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months probation
	Battery — 3rd degree 5-13-203 (Arkansas Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Criminal mischief 5-38-203(b)(1) (Arkansas Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Arkansas v Julian Austin Calfy (Baxter County (AR) Circuit Court — 58CR-19-706)
Closed
Julian Calfy pleaded guilty to terroristic threatening for an incident wherein a gay man was beaten and injured by Carollo and his compatriots, Johan Carollo and Nicholas Holloway.
Julian Austin Calfy a.k.a. Julian Calfy Suspected affiliations: Shieldwall Network	Terroristic Threatening 5-13-301(a) (Arkansas Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 days, 60 months probation
	Battery — 3rd degree 5-13-203 (Arkansas Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Criminal mischief 5-38-203(b)(1) (Arkansas Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Arkansas v Nicholas Randal Holloway (Baxter County (AR) Circuit Court — 58CR-19-707)
Closed
Nicholas Holloway pleaded guilty to terroristic threatening for an incident wherein a gay man was beaten and injured by Carollo and his compatriots, Julian Calfy and Johan Carollo.
Nicholas Randal Holloway a.k.a. Nicholas Holloway Suspected affiliations: Shieldwall Network	Terroristic Threatening 5-13-301(a) (Arkansas Code)	Convicted (Plea)	48 months probation
	Battery — 3rd degree 5-13-203 (Arkansas Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Criminal mischief 5-38-203(b)(1) (Arkansas Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
The People of the State of California v Tanber, Craig Matthew (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 16ZF0001)
Closed
Craig Matthew Tanber was found guilty of second degree murder for stabbing an Iranian man outside a pub. He was initially charged with a hate crime but that charge was not certified.
Craig Matthew Tanber a.k.a. Craig Tanber Suspected affiliations: Public Enemy Number 1	Murder 187(a) and 12022(b)(1) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	45 years
The People of the State of California v Tanber, Craig Matthew (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 15HF1045)
Closed
Craig Matthew Tanber was found guilty of second degree murder for stabbing an Iranian man outside a pub. He was initially charged with a hate crime but that charge was not certified.
Craig Matthew Tanber a.k.a. Craig Tanber Suspected affiliations: Public Enemy Number 1	Murder 187(a) and 12022(b)(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed	Potentially Life

The Not-So-Proud Anymore Boys

Proud Boys! U-hu—uh oh. The Proud Boys finally used up their copious spare lives after a brutal gang beatdown was caught on camera after a GOP-sponsored event in Manhattan. The Proud Boys’ leader and founder, Gavin McInnes, has gone on record saying explicitly that the Proud Boys are ‘a gang.’ This is the latest in a sequence of nationwide violent incidents, which ultimately have led to the implosion of the organization and chaos over its leadership. Among its leaders is J.L. van Dyke, a lawyer with a history of threatening journalists, who is himself facing charges in Texas for lying to police.

State of Washington v Wolfe, Buckey Z (King County (WA) Superior Court — 19-1-01395-4_SEA)
Awaiting Trial
Buckey Wolfe is accused of murdering his brother by stabbing him in the head with a sword. Wolfe had been ranting about conspiracy theories involving lizards on social media, and he told authorities that he believed his brother had turned into a lizard.
Buckey Z Wolfe a.k.a. Buckey Wolfe Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys	Murder in the second degree 9A.32.050(1)(A) (Washington Criminal Code)	Acquitted (By Reason of Insanity)	Potentially Life
USA v Clark, Jeffrey (US District Court (District of Columbia) — 1:18-cr-00338)
Closed
Jeffrey Clark is the brother of the late Edward Clark, who allegedly killed himself hours after his Gab contact, Robert Bowers, allegedly murdered eleven people in a synagogue in Pittsburgh. Both Clark brothers were active in the DC alt-right scene, attended Unite the Right in Charlottesville, and were apparently close with organizer Jason Kessler. Jeffrey was charged with weapons charges after his family members contacted the FBI concerned about his social media posts.
Jeffrey Raphiel Clark, Jr. a.k.a. Jeffrey Clark DC Bowl Gang @PureWhiteEvil Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America (suspected) Bowl Patrol (suspected) Alt Right (suspected) Atomwaffen (suspected) Proud Boys	Unlawful possession of firearms by person who is unlawful user of a controlled substance 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Time Served (approx. 10 months)
	Possessing high capacity magazines § 7-2506.01 (Code of the District of Columbia)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
State of Oregon v Tusitala John Toese (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 17CR81497)
Closed
Tusitala 'Tiny' Toese is a well-known figure in the Portland and Pacific Northwest Proud Boy and Patriot Prayer scene. He is known to commit violence at protests, and recently has had a warrant issued for a probation violation stemming from a 2017 case.
Tusitala John Toese a.k.a. Tiny Tusitala Toese Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Proud Boys	Attempt to commit a class A misdemeanor 161.405(2)(e) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
	Harassment 166.065(3) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months probation, 10 days (probation violation)
	Disorderly conduct in the second degree 166.025 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Charlottesville City (VA) General District Court — GC17003597-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was antagonizing protesters the night after he brought the first torch rally to Charlottesville. Though he was using a bullhorn after the allowed hours, the Commonwealth dropped the charges.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Disorderly conduct § 18.2-415 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (nolle prosequi)	Up to 1 year
State of Texas v Jason Lee Vandyke (Denton County (TX) Court — CR-2018-07544-E)
Closed
J.L. van Dyke is a Proud Boy lawyer with a history of making threats against journalists and others. In this case, he called police to report a break-in of his car where firearms were stolen; however, this report was falsified.
Jason Lee Van Dyke a.k.a. J.L. van Dyke Jason Van Dyke Jason Lee Vandyke Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys DFW	False report to a police officer 37.08 (Texas Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	24 months probation, 60 hours community service
State of Oregon v Donovon Lyle Flippo (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 18CR43659)
Closed
Donovon Flippo is a regular at Proud Boy and Patriot Prayer events. In this incident he is accused of jumping out of a truck and assaulting a random passer-by. Charges were initially dismissed but revisited after public outcry.
Donovon Lyle Flippo a.k.a. Donovon Flippo Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Proud Boys	Assault in the third degree 163.165(2)(a) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	8 days
	Disorderly conduct in the second degree 166.025 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (No complaint)	Up to 6 months
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Charlottesville City (VA) General District Court — GC17000433-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was gathering signatures for a petition when an acquaintance of his declined to offer a signature. Jason the punched him. His victim pressed charges, and Jason subsequently lied to take out a false charge.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Assault and battery § 18.2-57 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 1 year
USA v Stone, Roger (US District Court (Washington DC) — 1:19-cr-00018-ABJ)
Closed
Roger Stone is a former adviser of President Donald Trump and was found to have obstructed official proceedings in the Special Counsel investigation. He is also a Proud Boy, having completed his first degree of membership. He was pardoned by President Donald Trump during the lame duck session following the 2021 US Presidential Election.
Roger Jason Stone a.k.a. Roger Stone Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys	Obstruction of proceeding 18 U.S.C. § 1505 and 2 (United States Code)	Pardoned (Presidential Pardon)	40 months
	False statements (5 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 1001(a)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Pardoned (Presidential Pardon)	12 months
	Witness tampering 18 U.S.C. § 1001(a)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Pardoned (Presidential Pardon)	18 months
State of Oregon v Tusitala John Toese (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 17CR55661)
Closed
Tusitala 'Tiny' Toese is a well-known figure in the Portland and Pacific Northwest Proud Boy and Patriot Prayer scene. He is known to commit violence at protests, and recently has had a warrant issued for a probation violation stemming from a 2017 case.
Tusitala John Toese a.k.a. Tiny Tusitala Toese Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Proud Boys	Disorderly conduct in the second degree 166.025 (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed	Up to 6 months
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Charlottesville City (VA) General District Court — GC17008078-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was trying to start a new white nationalist organization when the official account of that organization posted the name and physical home address of this site's administrator with intent to harass. However, later evidence showed that though the account was created at Jason's direction, the author of the offending tweet was not Jason.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Use of identity to harass or intimidate § 18.2-186.4 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (nolle prosequi)	Up to 1 year
Commonwealth of Virginia v Kessler, Jason Eric (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000673-00)
Closed
Jason Kessler was accused of lying on a sworn statement to a magistrate after he was charged with assaulting a man on the Charlottesville downtown mall. Video evidence proved he lied, but the prosecutor failed to establish venue during the trial.
Jason Eric Kessler a.k.a. Jason Kessler TheMadDimension Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys (former) New Byzantium (former)	Perjury § 18.2-434 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed (failure to establish venue)	Up to 10 years
New York v Young, et al (New York Supreme Court — 04041-2018)
Closed
This group of Proud Boys, Proud Boys NY was captured on video engaging in mob violence after an event at the Metropolitan Republican Club in October of 2018. The video shows the mob beating several people on the ground while yelling slurs.
David Jacob Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 3 months
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 240.05)	5 days community service
Kyle Borello Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Unknown (Unknown)	Up to 3 months
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Unknown (Unknown)	Up to 1 year
Erik Kaczynski Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 3 months
	Disorderly conduct PL 240.20 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 240.05)	5 days community service
Jake Freija Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 3 months
	Disorderly conduct PL 240.20 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 240.05)	5 days community service
Geoffrey B Young a.k.a. Geoff Young Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	40 weekends
	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (3 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea (presumed))	Up to 3 months
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	40 weekends
Douglas Lennan Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 days community service
	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (3 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 3 months
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 days community service
Irvin Antillon a.k.a. Irv Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY Batallion 49 (B49) Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights (FOAK)	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (3 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 3 months
	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 days community service
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 days community service
David E Kuriakose a.k.a. David Kuriakose Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Unknown	Up to 3 months
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Unknown	Up to 1 year
John W Kinsman a.k.a. Jay Kinsman John Kinsman Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Gang Assault PL 110-120.07 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	4 years
	Attempted Assault with Intent to Cause Serious Injury with a Weapon PL 110-120.10 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
	Attempted assault with intent to cause physical injury with a weapon PL 110-120.05 02 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (2 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
Maxwell D Hare a.k.a. Maxwell Hare Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys Proud Boys NY	Attempted Gang Assault PL 110-120.07 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	4 years
	Attempted assault with intent to cause physical injury with a weapon PL 110-120.05 02 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
	Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
	Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (2 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Concurrent with top charge
State of Oregon v Tusitala John Toese (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 18CR43660)
Closed
Tusitala 'Tiny' Toese is a well-known figure in the Portland and Pacific Northwest Proud Boy and Patriot Prayer scene. He is known to commit violence at protests, and recently has had a warrant issued for a probation violation stemming from a 2017 case.
Tusitala John Toese a.k.a. Tiny Tusitala Toese Suspected affiliations: Patriot Prayer Proud Boys	Assault in the third degree 163.165(2)(a) (Oregon State Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years probation, 80 hours community service
USA v Burkhow, Raven Damien Meader (US District Court (Northern IA) — 1:19-cr-00059-CJW-MAR)
Closed
Raven Burkhow is alleged to have sold drugs and guns to a confidential source. In social media postings, he claims to be a member of the Proud Boys. His plea to several counts of weapons charges was accepted in early 2020.
Raven Damien Meader Burkhow a.k.a. Raven Burkhow Suspected affiliations: Proud Boys	Conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1), (b)(1)(B), and 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months (concurrent with counts 12 and 29)
	Distribution of a controlled substance (5 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) and (b)(1)(C) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 20 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) and (b)(1)(B) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Use and possession of a firearm during and in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months per count (consecutive to counts 1, 10, 12, 29)
	Possession of firearms in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months (consecutive to counts 1, 8, 10, 12, 29)
	Transfer of machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of machine guns 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months (consecutive to counts 1, 8, 9, 12, 29)
	Transfer of firearm in violation of national firearms act (2 counts) 26 U.S.C. § 5861(e) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of national firearms act firearms not registered to possessor 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months (concurrent with counts 1 and 12)
	Possession of national firearms act firearms not registered to possessor (14 counts) 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of national firearms act firearms not identified by serial number (13 counts) 26 U.S.C. § 5861(i) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years

Pizza Pandemonium

The Pizzagate conspiracy, widely promoted by Alt-Lite trolls and media personalities, has led to the Comet Pizzeria in Washington, DC being targeted for violence multiple times. In one incident, Edgar Maddison Welch entered the restaurant heavily armed. In another, Ryan Jaselskis allegedly broke in and set fire to the facility. Before his alleged attack, Jaselskis posted a video in support of the QAnon conspiracy theory, which the pizzeria seems unable to escape

USA v Jaselskis, Ryan (US District Court (District of Columbia) — 1:19-cr-00064-TJK)
Closed
Ryan Jaselskis set fire to the Comet Pizzeria that was the center of the Pizzagate conspiracy in 2016. Before the incident he apparently posted a video on YouTube in support of the QAnon conspiracy. In a separate incident, he assaulted a police officer near the Washington Memorial.
Ryan Jaselskis a.k.a. Ryan Rimas	Assaulting, resisting, or impeding certain officers or employees 18 U.S.C. § 111(a)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	8 months
Ryan Jaselskis a.k.a. Ryan Rimas	Arson 22-301 (District of Columbia Code)	Convicted (Plea)	48 months
USA v Welch, Edgar Maddison (US District Court (District of Columbia) — 1:16-cr-00232-KBJ)
Closed
Edgar Maddison Welch entered Comet Ping Pong heavily armed with the belief that the restaurant was part of a child trafficking ring. He discharged multiple rounds, though there were no injuries. Comet Ping Pong has been at the heart of the Pizzagate conspiracy since 2016.
Edgar Maddison Welch a.k.a. Edgar Welch	Interstate transportation of a firearm and ammunition 18 U.S.C. § 924(b) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	24 months (concurrent)
	Assault with intent to commit mayhem or with dangerous weapon 22-402 (District of Columbia Code)	Convicted (Plea)	48 months (concurrent)
	Possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime of violence 22-4504(b) (District of Columbia Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 15 years

Rising Above the Riot Act

The Rise Above Movement is a group of hard-right ultra-nationalists based in California. With membership that overlaps the Hammerskins, the largest white nationalist group in the United States RAM formed in late-2016. Throughout 2017, the group traveled to several rallies in California in addition to attending Unite the Right in Charlottesville. They were captured on video acting violently at many of these events, leading to a major exposé by Pro Publica, and ultimately eight members were indicted on federal riot charges.

US v Rundo et al (US District Court (Central Ca) — 2:18-cr-00759-CJC)
Closed
This is the second group of eight total members of the Rise Above Movement alleged to have conspired to commit, and participated in, acts of violence at political rallies across the country in 2017. These four members were accused of violence at multiple rallies in California in 2017. Charges against them were dismissed when the law was ruled to be unconstitutional.
Robert Paul Rundo a.k.a. Robert Rundo Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Unconstitutionally overbroad)	Up to 5 years
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Unconstitutionally overbroad)	Up to 5 years
Robert Boman Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Unconstitutionally overbroad)	Up to 5 years
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Unconstitutionally overbroad)	Up to 5 years
Tyler Laube Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea Withdrawn)	Up to 5 years
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea Withdrawn)	Up to 5 years
Aaron Eason Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Unconstitutionally overbroad)	Up to 5 years
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101, 2(a) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Unconstitutionally overbroad)	Up to 5 years
USA v Daley et al (US District Court (Western Va) — 3:18-cr-00025-NKM-JCH)
Closed
These four defendants are traveled to political rallies across the country to engage in violence, including events in Berkeley, CA and Unite the Right in Charlottesville, VA on August 12, 2017. They each pleaded guilty to Conspiracy to Riot.
Benjamin Drake Daley a.k.a. Ben Daley Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	37 months
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
Michael Paul Miselis a.k.a. Michael Miselis Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	27 months
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
Thomas Walter Gillen a.k.a. Tom Gillen Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	33 months
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
Cole Evan White a.k.a. Cole White Cole Bán Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (RAM)	Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Time Served
	Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
The People of the State of California v Kounelis, John (San Bernadino (CA) Criminal Court — MSB17009136)
Closed
John Kounelis is one of three people arrested for allegedly attacking a counterprotester's car at an anti-Islam rally in San Bernadino. Court documents in the federal case against the Rise Above Movement in Central California District Court show that the three men arrested were wearing the same kind of mask as the RAM rioters.
John Kounelis Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (suspected)	Fight or challenging to fight in public place PC415(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 90 days
	Disturb by loud/unreasonable noise PC415(2)-I (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 days (in lieu of entire fine)
	Failure to appear PC1320(A) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 6 months
The People of the State of California v Sanchez, Ryan (San Bernadino (CA) Criminal Court — MSB17009137)
Closed
Ryan Sanchez is one of three people arrested for allegedly attacking a counterprotester's car at an anti-Islam rally in San Bernadino. Court documents in the federal case against the Rise Above Movement in Central California District Court show that the three men arrested were wearing the same kind of mask as the RAM rioters.
Ryan Sanchez Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (suspected)	Fight or challenging to fight in public place PC415(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 90 days
	Disturb by loud/unreasonable noise PC415(2)-I (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 days (in lieu of $200)
The People of the State of California v Koefoot, Daniel George (San Bernadino (CA) Criminal Court — MSB17009138)
Closed
Daniel Koefoot is one of three people arrested for allegedly attacking a counterprotester's car at an anti-Islam rally in San Bernadino. Court documents in the federal case against the Rise Above Movement in Central California District Court show that the three men arrested were wearing the same kind of mask as the RAM rioters. Prosecutors dropped the charges against Daniel in June 2019.
Daniel George Koefoot a.k.a. Daniel Koefoot Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement (suspected)	Fight or challenging to fight in public place PC415(1) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Motion of the people)	Up to 90 days
	Malicious mischief PC594 (California Penal Code)	Dismissed (Motion of the people)	Up to 1 year
The People of the State of California v Butts, Skyler Gene (San Bernadino (CA) Criminal Court — FVI19001460)
Closed
Skyler Butts is an alleged flat-earther and white supremacists who was arrested on felony vandalism charges after a year-long investigation. His graffiti was in support of white nationalist group RAM.
Skyler Gene Butts a.k.a. Skyler Butts Skylar Butts Butts Suspected affiliations: Rise Above Movement	Vandalism PC594(A) (California Penal Code)	Dismissed	Up to 1 year
	Attempted Criminal Malicious Mischief PC664-PC594(A) (California Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	8 months

The Right, United

Unite the Right was the biggest gathering of white supremacists in decades. Naturally, when Nazis gather, Nazis do violence. Four of these men were arrested for the brutal gang beatdown of Deandre Harris. Some were charged for his unnecessary deployment of a chemical agent during a minor scuffle in which his side outnumbered the other 10 to 1. And most brutally, James Fields is facing multiple life sentences–or even death–for his alleged terroristic vehicle attack. The Right is uniting in prison.

USA v Cantwell, Chris (US District Court (New Hampshire) — 1:20-cr-00006)
Awaiting Sentencing 22-January-2021 (Sentencing)
Chris "the Crying Nazi" Cantwell was an organizer of the fatal Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, where he attacked the creator of this website, among others. In this case, he was convicted of transmitting violent threats to another white nationalist in an attempt to get information about another white nationalist.
Christopher Charles Cantwell a.k.a. Crying Nazi Chris Cantwell Suspected affiliations: Radical Agenda Outlaw Conservative Free State Project	Extortionate interstate communications 18 U.S.C. § 875(b) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 20 years
	Threatening interstate communications 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed	Up to 5 years
	Threat to injure property or reputation 18 U.S.C. § 875(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 2 years
	Cyberstalking 18 U.S.C. § 2261A(2) (United States Code)	Acquitted	Up to 5 years
Virginia v Wil Smith (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000598-00)
Capias Issued
Wil Smith, one of Azzmador's bodyguards, is accused of deploying pepper spray at the small group of counter-protesters at the Thomas Jefferson statue at UVa on August 11, 2017, during the tiki torch march.
Wil Zachary Smith a.k.a. Wil Atteberry Wil Smith Wilton Smith Sir Wilton de Vale Dragonarm Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer	Maliciously Releasing Gas § 18.2-312 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Indicted	5 years to 20 years
Virginia v Robert Ray (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000597-00)
Capias Issued
Robert 'Azzmador' Ray is accused of deploying pepper spray at the small group of counter-protesters at the Thomas Jefferson statue at UVa on August 11, 2017, during the tiki torch march.
Robert Warren Ray a.k.a. Azzmador Robert Ray Suspected affiliations: Daily Stormer Vanguard America Patriot Front	Maliciously Releasing Gas § 18.2-312 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Indicted	5 years to 20 years
Virginia v Jacob Goodwin (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000297-01)
Closed
Jacob Goodwin was convicted by a jury of beating Deandre Harris during Unite the Right in Charlottesville in August of 2017.
Jacob Scott Goodwin a.k.a. Jacob Goodwin donkeykickboxes Suspected affiliations: Nationalist Front (NF) Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) Shieldwall Network	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	10 years (2 suspended)
Virginia v Tyler Davis (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000078-01)
Closed
Tyler Davis pleaded no contest to being part of the mob that beat Deandre Harris during Unite the Right in Charlottesville in August of 2017.
Tyler Watkins Davis a.k.a. Tyler Davis Suspected affiliations: Nationalist Front League of the South	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years, 7 years and 2 months suspended
Virginia v Dan Borden (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000285-01)
Closed
Dan Borden pleaded guilty to the malicious mob beating of Deandre Harris in the Market Street Parking garage during Unite the Right in Charlottesville in August of 2017.
Daniel Patrick Borden a.k.a. Dan Borden Suspected affiliations: Nationalist Front (NF) (suspected)	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	20 years (all but 46 months suspended)
Virginia v Christopher C. Cantwell (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000845-00)
Closed
Chris Cantwell pepper sprayed a group of students and community members at the tiki torch march on August 11, 2017, including the administrator of this site. The subject of the Vice documentary Charlottesville: Race and Terror, his bravado turned to tears when he learned of his arrest warrant, giving him the nickname "the Crying Nazi."
Christopher Charles Cantwell a.k.a. Chris Cantwell Crying Nazi Suspected affiliations: Radical Agenda Outlaw Conservative Free State Project	Assault § 18.2-57(a) (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 18.2-312 Malicious Release of Gas)	1 year (258 days suspended)
Virginia v Dennis Mothersbaugh (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC17007769-00)
Closed
Mothersbaugh was a participant at Unite the Right in Charlottesville, VA in 2017 when he was filmed walking out of the park and viciously punching a woman in the face for no reason.
Dennis Lloyd Mothersbaugh a.k.a. Dennis Mothersbaugh	Assault § 18.2-52 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Bench Trial)	360 days, 120 suspended, $1500 fine
Virginia v Richard Preston (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000298-01)
Closed
Richard Preston was filmed firing a gun at Corey Long during Unite the Right in Charlottesville in August of 2017. He was charged with discharging a firearm within 1000 feet of a school, a charge that rarely stands alone.
Richard Wilson Preston Jr. a.k.a. Richard Preston Suspected affiliations: Ku Klux Klan (KKK) Confederate White Knights of the KKK	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (nolo contendere)	4 years
Virginia v Christopher C. Cantwell (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000784-01)
Closed
Cantwell admitted to violating the terms of his bond by contacting and harassing one of his accusers, who is also the administrator of this site.
Christopher Charles Cantwell a.k.a. Chris Cantwell Crying Nazi Suspected affiliations: Radical Agenda Outlaw Conservative Free State Project	Bond Violation § 19.2-306 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to
Virginia v Christopher C. Cantwell (Albemarle County (VA) District Court — GC17011630-00)
Closed
Chris Cantwell pepper sprayed a group of students and community members at the tiki torch march on August 11, 2017, including the administrator of this site. The subject of the Vice documentary Charlottesville: Race and Terror, his bravado turned to tears when he learned of his arrest warrant, giving him the nickname "the Crying Nazi."
Christopher Charles Cantwell a.k.a. Chris Cantwell Crying Nazi Suspected affiliations: Radical Agenda Outlaw Conservative Free State Project	Malicious use of a caustic agent § 18.2-52 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed	5 years to 20 years
Virginia v Christopher C. Cantwell (Albemarle County (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000784-00)
Closed
Chris Cantwell pepper sprayed a group of students and community members at the tiki torch march on August 11, 2017, including the administrator of this site. The subject of the Vice documentary Charlottesville: Race and Terror, his bravado turned to tears when he learned of his arrest warrant, giving him the nickname "the Crying Nazi."
Christopher Charles Cantwell a.k.a. Chris Cantwell Crying Nazi Suspected affiliations: Radical Agenda Outlaw Conservative Free State Project	Assault § 18.2-57(a) (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (Plea, down from 18.2-312 Malicious Release of Gas)	1 year (258 days suspended)
Virginia v Alex Ramos (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000299-01)
Closed
Alex Ramos was convicted by a jury for his role in beating Deandre Harris in the Market Stree Parking Garage during Unite the Right in Charlottesville in 2017.
Alex Michael Ramos a.k.a. Alex Ramos Suspected affiliations: Three Percenters Oathkeepers (suspected)	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	6 years
Virginia v Christopher C. Cantwell (Albemarle County (VA) District Court — GC17011628-00)
Closed
Chris Cantwell pepper sprayed a group of students and community members at the tiki torch march on August 11, 2017, including the administrator of this site. The subject of the Vice documentary Charlottesville: Race and Terror, his bravado turned to tears when he learned of his arrest warrant, giving him the nickname "the Crying Nazi."
Christopher Charles Cantwell a.k.a. Chris Cantwell Crying Nazi Suspected affiliations: Radical Agenda Outlaw Conservative Free State Project	Malicious use of a caustic agent § 18.2-52 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Dismissed	5 years to 20 years
USMC v Vasillios Pistolis (United States Marine Corps — unknown)
Closed
Former Lance Corporal Pistolis was accused of disobeying a general order and making false statements regarding his attendance and behavior at Unite the Right in Charlottesville in 2017. He was given a Summary Court Martial by the Marines, demoted to E1, sentenced to 28 days in the brig, and administratively separated from the Corps in 2018. He was the subject of a Pro Publica investigation and documentary and was caught bragging about assaulting the administrator of this website.
Vasillios Pistolis a.k.a. VasilistheGreek Suspected affiliations: Atomwaffen Traditionalist Workers Party	Failure to Obey an Order or Regulation Article 92 (Uniform Code of Military Justice)	Convicted	28 days, demotion to E-1, discharge
	Making false statements Article 107 (Uniform Code of Military Justice)	Convicted	28 days, demotion to E-1, discharge

Tracking Terror

There is no gentle way to say it. White supremacist terror is on the rise. Because domestic terror statutes don’t often apply penalties except in rare cases, many of the perpetrators aren’t prosecuted as terrorists. However, a domestic terror definition does exist, and it is necessary to call mass violence by its name: terrorism. These are the people who stand accused, or convicted, of crimes of terrorism or crimes that could fit a definition of terrorism.

USA v Bowers (US District Court (Western PA) — 2:18-cr-00292-DWA)
Awaiting Trial 12-January-2021 (Telephone Conference)
Robert Bowers is accused of killing eleven people and injuring several others during Shabbat services at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA in October of 2018.
Robert Bowers a.k.a. onedingo	Obstruction of Exercise of Religious Belief Resulting in Death (11 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and (d)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Death
	Hate crime act resulting in death (11 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(i) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Use of a Firearm to Commit Murder During and in Relation to a Crime of Violence (11 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(iii), 924(c)(1)(C), and 924(j)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Death
	Obstruction of Free Exercise of Religious Belief Involving an Attempt to Kill and Use of a Dangerous Weapon, and Resulting in Bodily Injury (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2), 247(d)(1), and 247(d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Hate crime act involving an attempt to kill (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(1)(B)(ii) (United States Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Obstruction of Exercise of Religious Belief Involving an Attempt to Kill and Use of a Dangerous Weapon, and Resulting in Bodily Injury to a Public Safety Officer (8 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2), 247(d)(1), and 247(d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Use and Discharge of a Firearm During and in Relation to a Crime of Violence (14 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(A)(i), 924(c)(1)(A)(ii), 924(c)(1)(A)(iii), and 924(c)(1)(C) (United States Code)	Indicted	10 years to Life
	Obstruction of Exercise of Religious Belief Involving Use of a Dangerous Weapon, and Resulting in Bodily Injury to a Public Safety Officer (3 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and 247(d)(3) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
State of Texas v Patrick Wood Crusius (US District Court (Western TX) — 3:20-cr-00389-DCG)
Awaiting Trial 15-January-2021 (Arraignment)
Patrick Crusius is accused of committing a mass shooting at an El Paso Walmart where 22 people died. Investigators claim he was targeting Mexicans. He allegedly posted a manifesto online just before the attack. He is also facing a state charge of capital murder.
Patrick Wood Crusius a.k.a. Patrick Crusius	Hate crime resulting in death (23 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(2) (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Use of a firearm to commit murder during and in relation to a crime of violence (23 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) and (j)(1) (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	10 years to Death
	Hate crime involving attempt to kill (22 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249(a)(2) (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
	Use of a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence (22 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (Texas Penal Code)	Indicted	Minimum 10 years
State of Florida v Cruz, Nikolas (Broward County (FL) District Court — 18001958CF10A)
Awaiting Trial 25-January-2021 (Hearing)
Nikolas Cruz is accused of having killed 24 students at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Cruz is reported to have had swastikas etched on his rifle magazines.
Nikolas Jacob Cruz a.k.a. Nikolas Cruz	Murder in the first degree (17 counts) 782.04(1)(a) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Life to Death
Nikolas Jacob Cruz a.k.a. Nikolas Cruz	Attempted murder in the first degree (17 counts) 782.04(1)(a) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Potentially Life
State of Florida v Cruz, Nikolas (Broward County (FL) District Court — 18014129CF10A)
Awaiting Trial 25-January-2021 (Hearing)
Nikolas Cruz is accused of having killed 24 students at Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. Cruz is reported to have had swastikas etched on his rifle magazines. In this case, he is accused of assaulting a jail guard.
Nikolas Jacob Cruz a.k.a. Nikolas Cruz	Attempted aggravated battery of a law enforcement officer 784.02(2)d (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
	Battery of a law enforcement officer 784.02(2)b (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Depriving a law enforcement officer of a means of protection or communications 843.025 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 5 years
	Criminal attempt 777.04(4)E (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 1 year
USA v Hari et al (US District Court (Central IL) — 2:18-cr-20014-SLD-EIL)
Awaiting Trial 01-March-2021 (Pretrial Conference, def. Hari)
These four defendants are accused of bombing a mosque and a women's health center in 2018.
Michael Hari Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Unlawful possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats and violence 18 U.S.C. § 1951 and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Attempted Arson 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	5 years to 20 years
	Illegal possession of a firearm by a felon 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
Joe Morris Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Unlawful possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats and violence 18 U.S.C. § 1951 and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Attempted Arson 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	5 years to 20 years
Michael McWhorter Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Unlawful possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats and violence 18 U.S.C. § 1951 and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Attempted Arson 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	5 years to 20 years
Michael McWhorter Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Unlawful possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats and violence 18 U.S.C. § 1951 and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Attempted Arson 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	5 years to 20 years
Ellis Mack a.k.a. EJ Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Unlawful possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Conspiracy to interfere with commerce by threats and violence 18 U.S.C. § 1951 and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 20 years
State of Florida v Walter Stolper (Miami-Dade County (FL) Circuit Court — F-18-014121)
Awaiting Trial 25-March-2021 (Status Report)
Walter Stolper is accused of threatening to and preparing to blow up a predominantly-Jewish condominium facility in 2018. A search of his residence revealed a trove of Nazi memorabilia.
Walter Edward Stolper a.k.a. Walter Stolper	Attempted Murder in the First Degree with a Deadly Weapon 782.04 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
	Arson 806.01 (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 30 years
	Possession of a destructive device with intent to disrupt private affairs 790.161(2) (Florida Penal Code)	Indicted	Up to 15 years
State of Pennsylvania v Robert Bowers (Allegheny County (PA) Magisterial District Court — MJ-05003-CR-0009000-2018)
Inactive Pending Federal Case
Robert Bowers is accused of killing eleven people and injuring several others during Shabbat services at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA in October of 2018.
Robert Bowers a.k.a. onedingo	Criminal homicide (11 counts) 18 § 2501 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Life to Death
	Aggravated assault (2 counts) 18 § 2702 §§ A1 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 20 years
	Aggravated assault (4 counts) 18 § 2702 §§ A2 (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 20 years
	Ethnic intimidation (13 counts) 18 § 2710 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Up to 20 years
	Attempted criminal homicide (6 counts) 18 § 901 §§ A (Pennsylvania Criminal Code)	Charged	Life to Death
USA v Hari et al (US District Court (MN) — 0:18-cr-00150-DWF-HB)
Awaiting Sentencing
These four defendants are accused of bombing a mosque and a women's health center in 2018.
Michael Hari Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Intentionally defacing, damaging, and destroying religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 20 years
	Intentionally obstructing free exercise of religious beliefs 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 20 years
	Conspiracy to commit federal felonies by means of fire and explosives 18 U.S.C. § 844(h) and 844(m) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 20 years
	Carrying and using a destructive device during and in relation to crimes of violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(B)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Minimum 30 years
	Possession of an unregistered destructive device 18 U.S.C. § 5845(a) and 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	Up to 10 years
Michael McWhorter Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Intentionally defacing, damaging, and destroying religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Intentionally obstructing free exercise of religious beliefs 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Conspiracy to commit federal felonies by means of fire and explosives 18 U.S.C. § 844(h) and 844(m) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Carrying and using a destructive device during and in relation to crimes of violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(B)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Minimum 30 years
Joe Morris Suspected affiliations: White Rabbits (fka Patriot Freedom Fighters)	Intentionally defacing, damaging, and destroying religious property 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(1) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Intentionally obstructing free exercise of religious beliefs 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Conspiracy to commit federal felonies by means of fire and explosives 18 U.S.C. § 844(h) and 844(m) (United States Code)	Indicted	Up to 20 years
	Carrying and using a destructive device during and in relation to crimes of violence 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(B)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Indicted	Minimum 30 years
US vs. Allen et al (US District Court (Kansas) — 6:16-cr-10141-EFM)
Closed
These three militia-affiliated defendants were convicted in a jury trial for plotting to blow up a mosque in Kansas in 2016.
Curtis Wayne Allen a.k.a. Curtis Allen Suspected affiliations: The Crusaders	Conspiracy to Use a Weapon of Mass Destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2 and 2332(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	300 months
	Conspiracy against Rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	120 months (concurrent)
	Unlawful Possession of Firearm 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code)	Dismissed	Up to 10 years
Patrick Eugene Stein a.k.a. Patrick Stein Suspected affiliations: The Crusaders	Conspiracy to Use a Weapon of Mass Destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2 and 2332(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	360 months
	Conspiracy against Rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	120 months (concurrent)
	Using a Firearm During a Crime of Violence (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c)(1)(a) (United States Code)	Dismissed	Up to 10 years
Gavin Wayne Wright a.k.a. Gavin Wright Suspected affiliations: The Crusaders	Conspiracy to Use a Weapon of Mass Destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2 and 2332(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	300 months
	Conspiracy against Rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	120 months (concurrent)
	Making False Statements 18 U.S.C. § 1001 (United States Code)	Convicted (jury)	12 months (consecutively)
USA v Fields (US District Court (Western Va) — 3:18-cr-00011-MFU)
Closed
James Fields is murdered Heather Heyer and injuring dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Hate Crime Act Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Hate Crime Act Including Intent to Kill (28 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life (each count, all concurrent but consecutive to count 1)
	Bias-Motivated Interference with Federally Protected Activity Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 245 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Potentially Death
USA v Sayoc (US District Court (Southern NY) — 1:18-cr-00820-JSR)
Closed
Cesar Sayoc is mailed at least 16 package bombs to US politicians and media figures in a mass assassination attempt in October of 2018. He entered a guilty plea to 65 counts in March of 2019.
Cesar Altieri Sayoc a.k.a. Cesar Altieri Cesar Sayoc Cesar Randazzo Cesar Altieri Randazzo	Use of a weapon of mass destruction (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 2332a(a)(2) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Interstate transportation and receipt of explosives (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 844(d) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Threatening interstate communications (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 875(c) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 years
	Illegal mailing of explosives (16 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 1716(j)(2) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Use of explosives to commit a felony 18 U.S.C. § 844(h) and 2 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years, consecutive to other counts
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-01)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Murder, First Degree § 18.2-32 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	Life
USA v Kaster, Wesley Brian (US District Court (Western Missouri) — 2:19-cr-04031-BCW)
Closed
Wesley Brian Kaster firebombed a Planned Parenthood facility in Boone County, Missouri.
Wesley Brian Kaster	Explosive materials — malicious damage to federal property 18 U.S.C. § 844(f)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months
Wesley Brian Kaster	Freedom of access to clinic entrances 18 U.S.C. § 248(a)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months (concurrent to count 1)
USA v Wilson - Taylor Michael (US District Court (Nebraska) — 4:18-cr-03005-JMG-CRZ-1)
Closed
Taylor Wilson pleaded guilty to an act of domestic terrorism for attempting to derail an Amtrak train in Nebraska in October of 2017. He was armed during the attack and subsequent searches of his property revealed illegal weapons. Wilson was photographed next to James Fields during Unite the Right in Charlottesville and was also caught on video being violent during the torch march.
Taylor Michael Wilson a.k.a. Taylor Wilson keksmix Suspected affiliations: Identity Evropa Traditionalist Workers Party	Terrorist attacks and other violence against railroad carriers 18 U.S.C. § 1992(a)(1),(10) and (b1)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	14 years
	Terrorist attacks and other violence against railroad carriers 18 U.S.C. § 1992(a)(6),(10) and (b1)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Potentially Life
	Unlawful possession of a machine gun 18 U.S.C. § 922(o) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Unlawful possession of a firearm with serial number removed 18 U.S.C. § 922(k) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 5 years
	Unlawful possession of an unregistered firearm 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Unlawful possession of an unregistered firearm 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
New York v James H. Jackson (New York Superior Court — 01136-2017)
Closed
James Jackson drove from Baltimore to New York City, where he found an older Black man and stabbed him to death with a sword. Two days later, he turned himself in, claiming he wanted to go on a killing spree of Black men to prevent interracial relationships.
James Harris Jackson a.k.a. James Jackson	Murder in the first degree as an act of terrorism PL 125.27 1A (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Murder in the second degree as an act of terrorism PL 125.25 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Murder in the second degree as a hate crime PL 125.25 01 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Life
	Criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree (9 counts) PL 265.01 02 (New York Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	1 year
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-07)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-06)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-10)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	20 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-09)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-05)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Failure to stop for an accident resulting in death § 46.2-894 (Virginia Motor Vehicle Code)	Convicted (jury)	9 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-04)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-08)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Aggravated Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	70 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-03)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	20 years
USA v Russell, Brandon Clint (US District Court (Florida Middle) — 8:17-cr-00283-SCB-JSS)
Closed
Brandon Russell pleaded guilty to illegal possession of explosives. A founder of Atomwaffen, Russell was one of four members of the violent far-right group to live together. One of his roommates killed the other two, fearing a terror attack. Russell was eventually arrested while transporting explosives to the Florida Keys.
Brandon Clint Russell a.k.a. Brandon Russell Suspected affiliations: Atomwaffen	Possession of an unregistered destructive device 26 U.S.C. § 5841, 5861(d), and 5871 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	60 months
	Improper storage of explosive materials 18 U.S.C. § 842(j), 844(b), and 27 CFR § 555.201 et seq (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	12 months
USA v Varnell, Jerry (US District Court (Western Oklahoma) — 5:17-cr-00239-D)
Closed
Jerry Varnell was convicted of a bomb plot to blow up the BancFirst building in Oklahoma City. FBI agents were tipped off and went undercover, assembling a fake bomb which Varnell tried to set off.
Jerry Drake Varnell a.k.a. Jerry Varnell Suspected affiliations: Three Percenters (suspected)	Malicious attempted destruction of property used in and affecting interstate commerce 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	240 months
	Attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2332a (United States Code)	Convicted (Jury)	300 months
USA v Estes, Michael Christopher (US District Court (Western North Carolina) — 1:17-cr-00142-MOC-DLH)
Closed
Michael Christopher Estes planted an explosive device in the Asheville Regional Airport in 2017. Airport security found the device before it went off, and Estes was tracked through his purchase history. His statements indicated he was preparing to fight a war on U.S. soil.
Michael Christopher Estes	Attempted malicious use of explosive materials 18 U.S.C. § 844(i) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 20 years
Michael Christopher Estes	Unlawful possession of explosive materials in an airport 18 U.S.C. § 844(g) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Up to 5 years
Virginia v James Alex Fields (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000296-02)
Closed
James Fields murdered Heather Heyer and injured dozens more in a hate crime in Charlottesville, VA when he drove his car into a crowd of counter-protesters on a closed street during Unite the Right in August of 2017. Former Attorney General Sessions also described it as an act of domestic terrorism.
James Alex Fields a.k.a. James Fields Alex Fields Suspected affiliations: Vanguard America Disdain for Plebs	Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51.2 (Virginia Criminal Code)	Convicted (jury)	20 years
State of Texas v Patrick Wood Crusius (El Paso County (TX) Court — 20190D04878)
Closed
Patrick Crusius is accused of committing a mass shooting at an El Paso Walmart where 22 people died. Investigators claim he was targeting Mexicans. He allegedly posted a manifesto online just before the attack. He is also facing a federal indictment of more than seven dozen counts.
Patrick Wood Crusius a.k.a. Patrick Crusius	Capital murder of multiple persons 19.03 (Texas Penal Code)	Dismissed	Life to Death

Vanilla Gorillas

Federal agents took down a white supremacist drug ring in Georgia in a sting called “Operation Vanilla Gorilla.” Over 40 people were indicted on drug trafficking and weapons crimes. The group is believed to have ties to the Aryan Nation.

State of Alabama v Oakes, Amanda Gail (Houston County (AL) Circuit Court — CC-2018-003355)
Closed
Amanda Gail Oakes and her partner Carlton Mathis allegedly fled to Alabama, where their child died. Amanda pleaded guilty to child endangerment and corpse abuse for the death of their infant.
Amanda Gail Oakes a.k.a. Amanda Oakes Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Manslaughter 13A-006-003(A)(1) (Alabama Code)	Convicted (Plea)	20 years
State of Alabama v Oakes, Amanda Gail (Houston County (AL) Circuit Court — CC-2018-003354)
Closed
Amanda Gail Oakes and her partner Carlton Mathis allegedly fled to Alabama, where their child died. Amanda pleaded guilty to child endangerment and corpse abuse for the death of their infant.
Amanda Gail Oakes a.k.a. Amanda Oakes Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Corpse abuse 13A-011-013 (Alabama Code)	Convicted (Plea)	10 years
	Chemical endangerment of a child 026-015-003.2(A)(1) (Alabama Code)	Convicted (Plea)	99 years
State of Florida v Mathis, Carlton James (Levy County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 CF 000416 A)
Closed
Carlton James Mathis is a member of the Ghost Face Gangsters who fled a probation violation in Georgia. While on the run, his infant daughter died, and his partner was charged with manslaughter and corpse defilement. He was arrested following a shootout in Florida.
Carlton James Mathis a.k.a. Carlton Mathis James Mathis Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Aggravated assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill 784.02(1)(A) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years
	Possession of a weapon by a convicted felon 790.23 (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years
	Possession of a controlled substance without a prescription 893.13(6)(A) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	2 years
	Possession of marijuana, not mroe than 20g 893.13(6)(A) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 months and 10 days
	Willfully neglect a child without bodily harm 827.03(2)(D) (Florida Penal Code)	Convicted (Plea)	5 months and 10 days
USA v McCloskey et al (US District Court (Southern Georgia) — 4:18-cr-00260-RSB-JEG)
Closed
These forty-three individuals were taken down in a federal sting called Operation Vanilla Gorilla. They stand accused of running a drug trafficking operation.
David McCloskey a.k.a. Larchmont Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	165 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine >50g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
Mike Penfield Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	175 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) (4 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Distribution of controlled substance (heroin) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Nick Penfield a.k.a. Picnic Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	210 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) (2 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Cody Penfield Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	162 months
Cody Penfield Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Adam Cushman a.k.a. Cush Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	108 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Devon Aines a.k.a. Devon Johnson Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	171 months
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Distribution of controlled substance (marijuana) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 1 year
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Trevor Aines a.k.a. Sticks Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	280 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Avery Wiggins Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	88 months
Tyler Shuman a.k.a. Sticks Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine) (2 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession and concealment of counterfeit obligations 18 U.S.C. § 472 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
Aaron McCarthy a.k.a. Mustang Aaron Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	30 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Distribution of controlled substance (heroin) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Darron J. Driggers a.k.a. Darron Driggers Ebay DJ Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	57 months
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	57 months
Crystal Wilson Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	65 months
Cody Eubanks Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	90 months
Robert Fuller a.k.a. Robbie Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	100 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Baby Dwayne Garrison Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	145 months
Jennifer J. Grooms Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	55 months
	Distribution of controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Marcus Logan-Greco Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	170 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (heroin) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Brandon Chapman Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	130 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 50g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	20 years to Life
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Ronald A. Smith Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	52 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	52 months
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Kenneth I. Jenks a.k.a. Juno Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea (Lesser Included))	1 year supervised release
Daniel Fleming a.k.a. Baby Boy Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	96 months
Andrew P. Campos a.k.a. Chubs Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	235 months
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Distribution of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Rodney Rose Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Distribution of a controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Cody Tracy a.k.a. Cojack Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	27 months
Joshua McNelly Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	210 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) (2 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Cynthia Miracle Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	65 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) (2 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Dillon Myrick a.k.a. Country Crack Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
Amberly Knight a.k.a. Tina Tinker Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	78 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
Keri Ann-Marie Lewis Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	68 months
Waylon Jesse Hodges Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	131 months
Christine Loggins Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	45 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 50g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
William Frank Davis a.k.a. Nitty Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Government motion)	10 years to Life
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 50g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Government motion)	10 years to Life
Joseph Britt Carter a.k.a. Crack Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	38 months and 22 days
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	38 months and 22 days
	Possession of an unregistered firearm 26 U.S.C. § 5861(d) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	38 months and 22 days
Maurice L. Graham a.k.a. Moe Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	161 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession of ammunition by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of ammunition by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Dismissed	Up to 10 years
	Possession and concealment of counterfeit obligations 18 U.S.C. § 472 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	161 months
Meagan M James a.k.a. Meagan James Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine and marijuana) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number 18 U.S.C. § 922(k) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Shawn Hadden a.k.a. Shorty Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	148 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) (2 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	120 months
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
	Possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime (2 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 924(c) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Minimum 5 years
Christopher Hendrix a.k.a. Hot Boy Irish Conor Murphy Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	72 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 50g and heroin) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
Elizabeth Kitchens a.k.a. Liz Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	72 months
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	72 months
	Possession of a firearm by a prohibited person 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	Up to 10 years
Kari Neely a.k.a. Kerri Neely Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	24 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	5 years to 40 years
David Rahn Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
David Rahn Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 50g and crack) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	151 months
Miranda Burnsed a.k.a. Miranda Harralson Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	41 months
	Distribution of a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g) (3 counts) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine and marijuana) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
Patrick Kennally a.k.a. Shifty Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea, lesser included)	55 months
	Possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (methamphetamine > 5g and heroin) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
Kimberlin Johnson Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute and to distribute a controlled substance 21 U.S.C. § 846 (United States Code)	Dismissed (Plea)	10 years to Life
	Distribution of a controlled substance (Xanax) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	48 months
	Distribution of a controlled substance (Hydrocodone) 21 U.S.C. § 841(a)(1) (United States Code)	Convicted (Plea)	48 months
State of Florida v Mathis, Carlton James (Levy County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 CF 000421 A)
Closed
Carlton James Mathis is a member of the Ghost Face Gangsters who fled a probation violation in Georgia. While on the run, his infant daughter died, and his partner was charged with manslaughter and corpse defilement. He was arrested following a shootout in Florida.
Carlton James Mathis a.k.a. Carlton Mathis James Mathis Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Amphetamine trafficking, possession of more than 14g of methamphetamine 893.135(1)(F)(i) (Florida Penal Code)	Dismissed (nolle prosequi)	Up to 30 years
State of Georgia v Tyree, William Autrey (Meriwether County (GA) Superior Court — 2019-CR-0012)
Closed
Bill Tyree is allegedly a member of the Ghost Face Gangsters who has a history of minor crimes. He was questioned in relation to a home invasion/shooting in 2019.
William Autrey Tyree a.k.a. Bill Tyree William Tyree Suspected affiliations: Ghost Face Gangsters	Possession of methamphetamine 16-13-30(a) (Georgia Code)	Convicted (Plea)	Unknown