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A Napa County Superior Court judge denied Ian Rogers’ request for a reduction of bail, citing “convincing evidence” that Rogers had threatened political enemies and the “substantial likelihood” he would carry out threats if released. Rogers, 45, is the former owner of the now-defunct British Auto Repair in Napa who was arrested Jan. 16 after a tip from a disgruntled former employee led authorities to a safe containing five pipe bombs at his business. Subsequent searches of Rogers’ home, business, and storage shed resulted in the discovery of more than 50 guns, so...

Kāpiti potters exhibit at NZ Academy of Fine Arts 4 May, 2021 07:30 PM 3 minutes to read Unearth Your Local Potter, a group of local potters who will be exhibiting in Wellington next month. Photo / Rosalie Willis Unearth Your Local Potter, a group of local potters who will be exhibiting in Wellington next month. Photo / Rosalie Willis Rosalie is a reporter for Kāpiti News Unearth Your Local Potter, a group of local potters are taking their work to Wellington, exhibiting at the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts at the start of June. Normally hunkering down in their own individual studios, the...

Extremist accused of plotting to attack Newsom: A dangerous Nazi sympathizer or a 'mouthy drunk'? Richard Winton © Provided by The LA Times Ian Rogers, a supporter of former President Trump, was armed and planning to carry out violent attacks, the FBI said. (Napa County Sheriff's Office) Diverging portraits emerged Friday of the far-right supporter from Napa whom authorities arrested this week on weapons charges and said might have been plotting to kill California Gov. Gavin Newsom. In court Friday, a Napa County prosecutor said auto repair shop owner Ian Rogers built five ...

Diverging portraits emerged Friday of the far-right supporter from Napa whom authorities arrested this month on weapons charges and said might have been plotting to kill California Gov. Gavin Newsom. In court Friday, a Napa County prosecutor said auto repair shop owner Ian Rogers built five large pipe bombs, possessed machine guns and extensive body armor, used encrypted communications to chat with like-minded extremists and is “part of the [right-wing] group that does call itself the Three Percenters.” According to an FBI affidavit, Rogers, 43, made multiple threats in text messages to a...