Police: 4 charged, accused of placing antisemitic hate banners over I-4 in Orlando
The four were charged under a new law aimed against promoting hate speech. The law has also worried free-speech advocates.
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The four were charged under a new law aimed against promoting hate speech. The law has also worried free-speech advocates.
From a slew of bomb threats at synagogues across America and more arrests of the neo-Nazis who protested in Orlando, Fla., to a 15-year-old in Scotland apprehended for spray-painting swastikas
Two more Neo-Nazi demonstrators have been arrested in Florida after hanging banners with swastikas and racist messages along I-4 in Orlando, the FDLE said.
A man accused of hanging antisemitic banners over a bridge in Orlando, which violates a new Florida law, once killed another man and shot two others, according to court documents.
Two more people suspected to be involved in a neo-Nazi display over Interstate 4 earlier this summer have turned themselves in and were charged with criminal mischief, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. On Tuesday, Ronald Murray, 41, and Amanda Rains, 36, both of Cypress, Texas, turned themselves in at the Orange County Jail for their role in hanging swastikas and ...