'Think Big': Texas Man Pleads Guilty in Neo-Nazi Plot to Attack Power Grids, Feds Say
Even though such plans often go unexecuted, extremism experts are sounding the alarm that competent criminals could someday succeed in their goals.
Cook, 20, and Sawall, 22, took Frost on a tour of freshly painted graffiti under a park bridge, according to court documents. Frost took a photo of his two comrades and their spray-painted swastika flag. They'd also written an entreaty: “Join The Front.”“The Front” was the name of the men’s online propaganda chat group, which hosted a subgroup titled “Lights Out.
In Columbus, officials say, the three had also intended to vandalize a mosque and cut down a telephone pole but were thwarted after a traffic stop. Thinking that it was the end of the line, Sawall ingested the fentanyl pill but survived. “We have an outstanding and experienced jurist assigned to this matter who will follow the law and render a just and appropriate sentence,” he added.
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