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FBI busts ‘Boogaloo Bois’ in Ohio and Michigan on weapons charges amid flood of threats, violence

Teeter and Solomon purchased a drill press for the purpose of manufacturing suppressors for Hamas.

Fourth sentencing last week marked end to latest chapter of extremism in Minnesota.

The second of two self-described members of an anti-government extremist group accused in Minnesota of dealing firearm components to informants acting as members of Hamas is headed to prison. A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced Benjamin Ryan Teeter, of Hampstead, North Carolina, to four years behind bars.

RACIAL INJUSTICE-MINNESOTA-EXTREMISTS

MINNEAPOLIS - The second of two self-described members of an anti-government extremist group accused in Minnesota of dealing firearm components to inf...

MINNEAPOLIS - The second of two self-described members of an anti-government extremist group accused in Minnesota of dealing firearm components to inf...

His mission was to raise money for the anti-government movement, but it unraveled because the people they thought were with Hamas actually were government informants.

Michael Robert Solomon, 31, drew the attention of the FBI when he and his co-defendant Benjamin Ryan Teeter, 23, of Hampstead, North Carolina, showed up heavily armed at protests that followed the police murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.

Michael Robert Solomon, 31, drew the attention of the FBI when he and his co-defendant Benjamin Ryan Teeter, 23, of Hampstead, North Carolina, showed up heavily armed at protests that followed the police murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.