Canadian man tied to white supremacist group to remain in custody in Maryland
Canadian man tied to white supremacist group to remain in custody in Maryland
A former Canadian Armed Forces Reservist linked to a violent white supremacist group, The Base, will remain in custody
RESERVIST LINKED TO VIOLENTWHITE SUPREMACIST GROUPâ THEBASEâ WILL REMAIN INCUSTODY.
THE GROUP WASALLEGEDLY TRAINING FOR A RACEWAR.
PATRIK MATHEWS IS ONE OFTHREE ALLEGED MEMBERS WHO WECOLLECTING GUNS AND GAS MASKSFOR AN ALLEGED ATTACK DURINGMONDAYRICHMOND.
TODAY A JUDGEORDERED MATHEWS BE DETAINEDUNTIL A PRELIMINARY HEARINNEXT WEEK.
AGENTS SAY MATHEWSSNUCK INTO THE âS TO MEETWITH THE GROUP AND WAS CAUGHTON CAMERA SAYING THE GROUPSHOULD "DERAIL SOME TRAINS...KILL SOME PEOPLE...AND POISOSOME WATER SUPPLIES."âMR.MATHEWSCONSIDERED WITHIN THE CONTEXTOF EXERCISING HIS FIRSTAMENDMENT RIGHT THAT COMEWITHIN THE CONTEXT OF FREESPEECHââThese defendants didmore than talk.
They tooksteps to act and act violentlyon their racist viewsâ BRIANLEMLEY AND WILLIAM BILBROUWILL ALSO REMAIN IN CUSTODAGENTS SAY THE BASE HAS BEENUSING CHAT ROOMS SINCE 2018 TTALK ABOUT CREATING A WHITEETHNâ STATE AND KILLINGJEWISH PEOPLE AND A
