This page lists some upcoming cases. When possible, the hearing type is provided. This information is not guaranteed to be up-to-date. When in doubt, call the Clerk’s office for the relevant court. Please note that information can, and often does, change at the last minute.
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.
This Week
| USA vs. Bowers (US District Court (Western PA) — 2:18-cr-00292-DWA) | |||
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Open 11-December-2018 (Status Conference, 10:00 AM, Courtroom 3B) |
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| 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. | |||
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Robert Bowers
a.k.a.
onedingo
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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 |
| 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 | |
| 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 (11 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 18 U.S.C. § 247(a)(2) and 247(d)(3) (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 20 years | |
| State of Arizona vs. Gonzales and Dauenhauer (Maricopa County (AZ) Superior Court — CR2018-113649) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 11-December-2018 (Trial, def. Gonzales) |
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| These two women livestreamed themselves vandalizing an Arizona mosque. | |||
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Tahnee Savanna Gonzales
a.k.a.
Tahnee Gonzales
Affiliations:
Patriot Movement AZ (PMAZ)
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Endangering the life/health of a minor (3 counts) 13-3619 (Arizona Revised Statutes) |
Indicted | Up to 6 months |
| Disorderly conduct 13-2904A3 (Arizona Revised Statutes) |
Indicted | Up to 6 months | |
| Aggravated criminal damage 13-1604A1 (Arizona Revised Statutes) |
Indicted | Up to 2 years | |
| Burglary in the third degree—unlawful entry 13-1506A1 (Arizona Revised Statutes) |
Indicted | Up to 2.5 years | |
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Elizabeth Ann Dauenhauer
a.k.a.
Elizabeth Dauenhauer
Affiliations:
Patriot Movement AZ (PMAZ)
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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 | |
| New York vs. James H. Jackson (New York Superior Court — 01136-2017) | |||
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Open 12-December-2018 (Hearing on Motion) |
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| James Jackson is alleged to have driven to 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. | |||
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James Harris Jackson
a.k.a.
James Jackson
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Murder in the first degree as an act of terrorism PL 125.27 1A (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | 20 years to Life |
| Murder in the second degree as an act of terrorism PL 125.25 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | 20 years to Life | |
| Murder in the second degree as a hate crime PL 125.25 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | 20 years to Life | |
| Criminal possession of a weapon in the fourth degree (2 counts) PL 265.01 02 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| The People of the State of California vs. Clark, Forrest Gordon (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 18CF2250) | |||
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Open 12-December-2018 8:30 AM C55 (Bail Review Hearing) |
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| 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. | |||
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Forrest Gordon Clark
Affiliations:
Republic of the united States of America (RuSA)
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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) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| State of Oregon vs Andrew Joseph Oswalt (Benton County (OR) Court — 18CR07470) | |||
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Awaiting Sentencing 12-December-2018 (Sentencing) |
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| Andrew Oswalt is an OSU student who was arrested for hate crime charges for targeting and intimidating activists by putting racist bumper stickers on their cars. | |||
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Andrew Joseph Oswalt
a.k.a.
Andrew Oswalt
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Intimidation in the first degree (3 counts) 166.165 (Oregon State Code) |
Convicted (bench) | 1 year to 5 years |
| Criminal mischief in the third degree (2 counts) 164.345 (Oregon State Code) |
Convicted (bench) | Up to 30 days | |
| State of California vs. Gregory W. Adams (San Joaquin County (CA) Superior Court — MAN-CR-FE-2018-0015118) | |||
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Open 12-December-2018 (Further Arraignment) |
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| Adams was charged with property crimes and violent threats against a Jewish shopper. | |||
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Gregory William Adams
a.k.a.
Gregory Adams
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Assault w/ a deadly weapon: not a firearm PC 245(a)(1) (California Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 4 years |
| Personal use of a deadly weapon PC 12022 (California Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| Vandalism (> $400) PC 594(3)(b)(1)(B) (California Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| Violating civil rights PC 422.6 (California Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| New York vs. Geoffrey B Young (New York Criminal Court — 04041-2018) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 14-December-2018 |
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| 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. | |||
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Kyle Borello
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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Erik Kaczynski
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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Jake Freija
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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Geoffrey B Young
a.k.a.
Geoff Young
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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Douglas Lennan
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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Irvin Antillon
a.k.a.
Irv
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
Batallion 49 (B49)
Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights (FOAK)
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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David E Kuriakose
a.k.a.
David Kuriakose
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (4 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
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John W Kinsman
a.k.a.
Jay Kinsman
John Kinsman
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Gang Assault PL 110-120.07 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | 3 years to 15 years |
| Assault with Intent to Cause Serious Injury with a Weapon PL 110-120.10 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | 3 years to 15 years | |
| Attempted assault with intent to cause physical injury with a weapon PL 110-120.05 02 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 4 years | |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (2 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months | |
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Maxwell D Hare
a.k.a.
Maxwell Hare
Affiliations:
Proud Boys
Proud Boys NY
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Attempted Gang Assault PL 110-120.07 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | 3 years to 15 years |
| Attempted assault with intent to cause physical injury with a weapon PL 110-120.05 02 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 4 years | |
| Riot (Second Degree) PL 240.05 00 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Attempted Assault with intent to cause Physical Injury (2 counts) PL 110-120.00 01 (New York Penal Code) |
Indicted | Up to 3 months | |
| State of Oregon vs Nathan Adam Scates (Yamhill County (OR) Court — 18CR57103) | |||
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Open 14-December-2018 (Settlement Conference) |
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| 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. | |||
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Nathan Adam Scates
a.k.a.
Nathan Scates
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Assault in the Third Degree 163.165 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to 5 years |
| Unlawful use of a weapon (4 counts) 163.22 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to 5 years | |
| Menacing (5 counts) 163.19 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Recklessly endangering another person (3 counts) 163.195 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Disorderly conduct in the second degree 166.025 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | Up to 6 months | |
Next Week
| State of Florida vs. Tyler Tenbrink (Alachua (FL) Circuit Court — 01 2017 CF 003823 B) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 17-December-2018 (Trial Status Conference) |
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| Tyler Tenbrink is accused of attempted first degree murder after allegedly firing a gun at a counter-protester after a Richard Spencer rally in Gainesville, FL in 2017. William Fears and Colton Fears were also present. | |||
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Tyler Eugene Tenbrink
a.k.a.
Tyler Tenbrink
Affiliations:
Daily Stormer (suspected)
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Attempted Murder in the First Degree with a Firearm 782.04(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 15 years |
| Possession of a Weapon or Ammo by a Convicted Felon 790.23(1)(A) (Florida Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 15 years | |
| Maryland vs. Sean Urbanski (Prince George's County (MD) Circuit Court — CT170985X) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 17-December-2018 (Motions Hearing) |
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| Sean Urbanski stands accused of stabbing to death a Black Army officer in Maryland in mid-2017. | |||
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Sean Christopher Urbanski
a.k.a.
Sean Urbanski
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Murder in the second degree CR.2.201, 10-304(2)(ii) (2010 Maryland Code) |
Indicted | Up to 30 years |
| Maryland vs. Sean Urbanski (Prince George's County (MD) Circuit Court — CT171444X) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 17-December-2018 (Motions Hearing) |
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| Sean Urbanski stands accused of stabbing to death a Black Army officer in Maryland in an apparent hate crime in mid-2017. | |||
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Sean Christopher Urbanski
a.k.a.
Sean Urbanski
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Murder in the first degree CR.2.201, 10-304(2)(ii) (2010 Maryland Code) |
Indicted | 20 years to Life without parole |
| Hate crime resulting in death 10-304(2)(ii) (2010 Maryland Code) |
Indicted | 20 to Life without parole | |
| State of Indiana vs. Mary J. Craig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1806-F5-003576) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| Craig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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Mary Jaylin Craig
a.k.a.
Mary Craig
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 1 year to 6 years |
| Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| State of Indiana vs. William J. Lustig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003680) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| Lustig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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William Jacob Lustig
a.k.a.
William Lustig
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 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) |
Charged | 1 year to 6 years | |
| Dealing in a Schedule III controlled substance 35-48-4-2(a)(2) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Dealing in a Schedule IV controlled substance 35-48-4-3(a)(2) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| State of Indiana vs. Brandon B. Jacobs (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003681) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| Lustig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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Brandon B. Jacobs
a.k.a.
Brandon Jacobs
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months |
| Auto theft — theft of entire vehicle 35-43-4-2.5(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Intimidation where threat is to commit forcible felony 35-45-2-1(a)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Possession of altered handgun 35-47-2-18(a)(2) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 1 year to 6 years | |
| Carrying a handgun without a license 35-47-2-1 (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| State of Indiana vs. William C. King (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F5-003728) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| King is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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William Corey King
a.k.a.
William King
Corey King
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 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) |
Charged | 1 year to 6 years | |
| State of Indiana vs. Mary J. Craig (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003727) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| Craig is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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Mary Jaylin Craig
a.k.a.
Mary Craig
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months |
| Auto theft — theft of entire vehicle 35-43-4-2.5(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Maintaining a common nuisance — controlled substance 35-45-1-5(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Possession of marijuana 35-48-4-11(a)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 180 days | |
| Possession of paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 60 days | |
| State of Indiana vs. William Jordan Stillabower (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003733) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| Stillabower is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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William Jordan Stillabower
a.k.a.
William Stillabower
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months |
| State of Indiana vs. William Jordan Stillabower (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1808-F5-004341) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 18-December-2018 (Jury Trial) |
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| Stillabower is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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William Jordan Stillabower
a.k.a.
William Stillabower
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 1 year to 6 years |
Later This Month
| State of AZ vs. Jaffe, Russell (City of Tuscon (AZ) City Court — M1041CM18065732) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 28-December-2018 (Pre-trial conference) |
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| Jaffe was at a PMAZ-organized "free speech" rally when he allegedly attempted to grab a woman's cell phone from her hand. | |||
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Russell Jaffe
a.k.a.
RJ
Affiliations:
Patriot Movement AZ (PMAZ)
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Assault 13-1203 (Arizona Criminal Code) |
Charged | Up to 30 days |
Next Month
| The People of the State of California vs. Chapman, Kyle (Alameda County (CA) Superior Court — 17-CR-024370) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 07-January-2019 (Pretrial hearing) |
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| 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 accused of illegally possessing a weapon in contravention of a court order, after he bragged about it in a Facebook video. | |||
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Kyle Sean Chapman
a.k.a.
Based Stickman
Kyle Chapman
Affiliations:
Fraternal Order of Alt-Knights
Resist Marxism
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Possession of a Leaded Cane/Billy Club in Violation of Court Order PC22210-F (California Penal Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to |
| Virginia vs. Dan Borden (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR17000285-01) | |||
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Awaiting Sentencing 07-January-2019 (Sentencing) |
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| 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. | |||
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Daniel Patrick Borden
a.k.a.
Dan Borden
Affiliations:
Nationalist Front (NF) (suspected)
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Malicious Wounding § 18.2-51 (Virginia Criminal Code) |
Convicted (plea) | 5 years to 20 years |
| Virginia vs. Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) District Court — GC18004208-00) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 07-January-2019 |
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| Brian Lambert was accused of brandishing a weapon on the first anniversary of the Unite the Right tragedy in Charlottesville, VA. | |||
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Brian Roland Lambert
a.k.a.
Brian Lambert
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Pointing/brandishing a firearm § 18.2-282 (Virginia Criminal Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year |
| State of Indiana vs. Chelsie S. Harden (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1806-F5-003578) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 08-January-2019 (Jury Trial) |
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| Harden is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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Chelsie S. Harden
a.k.a.
Chelsie Harden
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Trafficking with an inmate but the article trafficked is a controlled substance 35-44.1-3-5(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 1 year to 6 years |
| Possession of methamphetamine 35-48-4-6.1(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| State of Indiana vs. Chelsie S. Harden (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1807-F6-003732) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 08-January-2019 (Jury Trial) |
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| Harden is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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Chelsie S. Harden
a.k.a.
Chelsie Harden
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Criminal gang activity 35-45-9-3(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months |
| Maintaining a common nuisance — controlled substances 35-45-1-5(c) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months | |
| Possession of a controlled substance 35-48-4-7(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year | |
| Virginia vs. Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-01) | |||
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Appeal Bench Conviction 09-January-2019 |
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| 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 was sentenced to a harsh jail sentence and is appealing to circuit court. | |||
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Brian Roland Lambert
a.k.a.
Brian Lambert
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Destruction of property with intent, < $1000 § 18.2-137 (Virginia Criminal Code) |
Appeal | 1 year (10 months suspended) |
| Virginia vs. Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-02) | |||
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Appeal Bench Conviction 09-January-2019 |
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| 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 was sentenced to a harsh jail sentence and is appealing to circuit court. | |||
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Brian Roland Lambert
a.k.a.
Brian Lambert
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Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code) |
Appeal | 1 year (10 months suspended) |
| Virginia vs. Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-03) | |||
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Appeal Bench Conviction 09-January-2019 |
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| 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 was sentenced to a harsh jail sentence and is appealing to circuit court. | |||
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Brian Roland Lambert
a.k.a.
Brian Lambert
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Trespass after having been forbidden to do so § 18.2-119 (Virginia Criminal Code) |
Appeal | 1 year (10 months suspended) |
| Virginia vs. Brian Lambert (Charlottesville City (VA) Circuit Court — CR18000076-04) | |||
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Appeal Bench Conviction 09-January-2019 |
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| 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 was sentenced to a harsh jail sentence and is appealing to circuit court. | |||
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Brian Roland Lambert
a.k.a.
Brian Lambert
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Destruction of property with intent, < $1000 § 18.2-137 (Virginia Criminal Code) |
Appeal | 1 year (10 months suspended) |
| State of Oregon vs Nathan Scates (Multnomah County (OR) Court — 18CR73172) | |||
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Open 10-January-2019 (Hearing — Settlement Conference) |
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| 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. | |||
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Nathan Adam Scates
a.k.a.
Nathan Scates
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Assault in the second degree 163.175 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to 10 years |
| Attempt to commit a Class B felony 161.405(2)(c) (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to 5 years | |
| Unlawful use of a weapon 163.22 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to 5 years | |
| Assault in the fourth degree 163.160(3) (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 1 year to 5 years | |
| Intimidation in the second degree (2 counts) 166.155 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Menacing (5 counts) 163.19 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Criminal mischief in the second degree 164.354 (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | 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) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| Assault in the fourth degree (2 counts) 163.160(2) (Oregon State Code) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| USA vs. Clark, Jeffrey (US District Court (District of Columbia) — 1:18-cr-00338) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 10-January-2019 (Status Conference) |
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| 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. | |||
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Jeffrey Rafael Clark, Jr.
a.k.a.
Jeffrey Clark
DC Bowl Gang
@PureWhiteEvil
Affiliations:
Vanguard America (suspected)
Bowl Patrol (suspected)
Alt Right (suspected)
Atomwaffen (suspected)
Proud Boys
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Unlawful possession of firearms by person who is unlawful user of a controlled substance 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(3) (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 10 years |
| Possessing high capacity magazines § 7-2506.01 (Code of the District of Columbia) |
Indicted | Up to 1 year | |
| State of Indiana vs. David E. Hadley (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D01-1706-F6-003148) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 14-January-2019 (Change of Plea Hearing) |
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| Hadley is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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David Elvin "Bub" Hadley, Jr.
a.k.a.
David Hadley
Bub Hadley
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Theft with prior conviction 35-43-4-2(a) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | 6 months to 30 months |
| Possession of paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 60 days | |
| US vs. Daley et al (US District Court (Western Va) — 3:18-cr-00025-NKM-JCH) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 14-January-2019 (Jury Trial) |
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| These four defendants are accused of traveling 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. | |||
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Benjamin Drake Daley
a.k.a.
Ben Daley
Affiliations:
Rise Above Movement (RAM)
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Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 5 years |
| Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 5 years | |
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Michael Paul Miselis
a.k.a.
Michael Miselis
Affiliations:
Rise Above Movement (RAM)
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Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 5 years |
| Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 5 years | |
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Thomas Walter Gillen
a.k.a.
Tom Gillen
Affiliations:
Rise Above Movement (RAM)
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Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 5 years |
| Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 5 years | |
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Cole Evan White
a.k.a.
Cole White
Cole Bán
Affiliations:
Rise Above Movement (RAM)
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Conspiracy to Riot 18 U.S.C. § 371 (United States Code) |
Convicted (plea) | Up to 5 years |
| Riots 18 U.S.C. § 2101 (United States Code) |
Dismissed (plea) | Up to 5 years | |
| Commonwealth v. Bush, Gregory A (Jefferson County (KY) Circuit Court — 18-F-018252) | |||
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Arraignment, Pretrial Conference 15-January-2019 (Preliminary Hearing, room 2) |
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| 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." | |||
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Gregory Alan Bush
a.k.a.
Gregory Bush
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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 Florida vs. Colton Fears (Alachua (FL) Circuit Court — 01 2017 CF 003823 A) | |||
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Awaiting Sentencing 22-January-2019 (Sentencing) |
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| Colton Fears pleaded guilty to an accessory to attempted murder charge from an incident after a Richard Spencer rally in Gainesville, FL in 2017. | |||
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Colton Gene Fears
a.k.a.
Colton Fears
Affiliations:
Daily Stormer (suspected)
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Accessory to Attempted Murder in the First Degree 782.04(1)(A)(1) (Florida Penal Code) |
Convicted (plea) | Up to 15 years |
| USA vs. Brewer, Nolan (US District Court (Southern Indiana) — 1:18-cr-00286-TWP-DLP) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 23-January-2019 (Pretrial Conference) |
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| Nolan Brewer is accused of painting swastikas and iron crosses on an Indiana synagogue, as well as using incendiary devices near it. He was arrested along with a 17 year old girl, who has not been named due to her minor status. | |||
| Nolan Brewer | Conspiracy to violate rights 18 U.S.C. § 241(a) (United States Code) |
Indicted | Up to 10 years |
| The People of the State of California vs. Woodward, Samuel (Orange County (CA) Superior Court — 18HF0073) | |||
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Open 25-January-2019 (Pre-trial Hearing) |
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| Samuel Woodward allegedly killed a high-school acquaintance, Blaze Bernstein, who was a gay Jewish teenager, in California in early 2018. | |||
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Samuel Lincoln Woodward
a.k.a.
Samuel Woodward
Affiliations:
Atomwaffen
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Murder 187(a), 422.75(a), 12022(b), and 190.03(a) (California Penal Code) |
Charged | Potentially Life |
| US vs. Allen et al (US District Court (Kansas) — 6:16-cr-10141-EFM) | |||
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Awaiting Sentencing 25-January-2019 (Sentencing) |
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| These three milita-affiliated defendants were convicted in a jury trial for plotting to blow up a mosque in Kansas in 2016. | |||
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Curtis Wayne Allen
a.k.a.
Curtis Allen
Affiliations:
The Crusaders
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Conspiracy to Use a Weapon of Mass Destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2 and 2332(a)(2) (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Up to 10 years |
| Conspiracy against Rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Potentially Life | |
| Unlawful Possession of Firearm 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9) and 924(a)(2) (United States Code) |
Dismissed | Up to 10 years | |
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Patrick Eugene Stein
a.k.a.
Patrick Stein
Affiliations:
The Crusaders
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Conspiracy to Use a Weapon of Mass Destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2 and 2332(a)(2) (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Up to 10 years |
| Conspiracy against Rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Potentially Life | |
| 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 | |
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Gavin Wayne Wright
a.k.a.
Gavin Wright
Affiliations:
The Crusaders
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Conspiracy to Use a Weapon of Mass Destruction 18 U.S.C. § 2 and 2332(a)(2) (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Up to 10 years |
| Conspiracy against Rights 18 U.S.C. § 241 (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Potentially Life | |
| Making False Statements 18 U.S.C. § 1001 (United States Code) |
Convicted (jury) | Up to 5 years | |
| State of Indiana vs. Chelsie S. Harden (Bartholomew (IN) Superior Court — 03D02-1808-CM-004522) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 28-January-2019 (Jury Trial) |
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| Harden is one of nine suspected members of the Aryan Brotherhood taken down by police for allegedly attempting to smuggle drugs into a prison. | |||
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Chelsie S. Harden
a.k.a.
Chelsie Harden
Affiliations:
Aryan Brotherhood (suspected)
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Driving While Suspended 9-24-19-2 (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 1 year |
| Possession of Paraphernalia 35-48-4-8.3(b)(1) (Indiana Code) |
Charged | Up to 60 days | |
| State of Florida vs. Dylan R. Ceglarek (Volusia County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 103204 CFDL) | |||
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Open 28-January-2019 (Jury Trial, 8:30 AM) |
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| Dylan Ceglarek, along with Brian Porras, is accused of helping his 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. | |||
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Dylan R. Ceglarek
a.k.a.
Dylan Ceglarek
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Accessory after the fact to a capital felony 777.03(2)(a) (Florida Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 30 years |
| State of Florida vs. Brian A. Porras (Volusia County (FL) Circuit Court — 2018 103205 CFDL) | |||
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Open 28-January-2019 (Jury Trial, 8:30 AM) |
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| Brian Porras, along with Dylan Ceglarek, is accused of helping his 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. | |||
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Brian A Porras
a.k.a.
Brian Porras
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Accessory after the fact to a capital felony 777.03(2)(a) (Florida Penal Code) |
Charged | Up to 30 years |
| Texas vs. William Fears (Harris County (TX) District Court — 156826101010 - 3) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 30-January-2019 (Pre-Trial Motions, 1:00 PM Court 339) |
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| 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. | |||
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William Henry Fears IV
a.k.a.
Will Fears
Antagonizer
Affiliations:
Daily Stormer (suspected)
Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) (suspected)
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Felon in Possession of a Firearm § 46.04 (Texas Penal Code) |
Indicted | 2 years to 10 years |
| Texas vs. William Fears (Harris County (TX) District Court — 159588201010 - 3) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 30-January-2019 (Disposition, 1:00 PM Court 339) |
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| 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. | |||
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William Henry Fears IV
a.k.a.
Will Fears
Antagonizer
Affiliations:
Daily Stormer (suspected)
Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP) (suspected)
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Felon in Possession of a Firearm § 46.04 (Texas Penal Code) |
Indicted | 2 years to 10 years |
| USA vs. Fields (US District Court (Western Va) — 3:18-cr-00011-MFU) | |||
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Awaiting Trial 31-January-2019 (Status Conference, 11:00 AM) |
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| James Fields is accused of murdering 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. | |||
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James Alex Fields
a.k.a.
James Fields
Alex Fields
Affiliations:
Vanguard America (suspected)
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Hate Crime Act Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Potentially Life |
| Hate Crime Act Including Intent to Kill (28 counts) 18 U.S.C. § 249 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Potentially Life | |
| Bias-Motivated Interference with Federally Protected Activity Resulting in Death 18 U.S.C. § 245 (United States Code) |
Indicted | Potentially Death | |