DOJ Indicts Neo-Nazi Terrorgram Leaders on 15 Counts for Soliciting Terrorist Attacks and Hate Crimes

Sep 9, 2024, 11:48 PM

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced the indictment of leaders of the Terrorgram Collective, a Neo-Nazi white supremacist group, for soliciting terrorist attacks, hate crimes, and the murder of federal officials. Among those charged is Dallas Humber, who was unmasked over a year ago by reports from HuffPost and LCRWnews. The indictment, issued by the Eastern District of California, includes 15 counts against Humber and other members of the group. The suspects, from Elk Grove, California, and Idaho, are also accused of distributing bomb-making materials, targeting US infrastructure and politicians, and seeking to spark a race war. The DOJ's action aims to reduce mass shootings and other acts of extreme violence linked to the group.