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AP Originally published on December 9, 2020 11:39 pm The leader of an anti-government white supremacist militia group and former sheriff's deputy has been convicted of hate crime charges after a pipe bomb attack on a Minnesota mosque in 2017. Jurors found Michael Hari guilty on five counts, including damaging property because of its religious character, forcibly obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs, conspiracy to commit felonies with fire and explosives, using a destructive device in a crime of violence, and possessing an unregistered destructive device. Hari and two other...

>> Michael Levenson, The New York Times Published: 10 Dec 2020 11:08 AM BdST Updated: 10 Dec 2020 11:08 AM BdST A photo provided by the Ford County Sheriff's Office shows Michael Hari, who prosecutors said had founded a militia group that espoused anti-Muslim rhetoric and exhorted a return to “the good old days.” The New York Times A militia group leader who wanted to drive Muslims out of the United States was convicted Wednesday of helping to bomb a Minnesota mosque in 2017, just as congregants began to gather for prayers, prosecutors said. "); } After a five-week trial, jurors in fed...

Leader of an Illinois militia group who wrote anti-Muslim manifesto is convicted of hate crime charges in 2017 bombing of Minnesota mosque Michael Hari was convicted by a jury Wednesday on several civil rights and hate crime charges stemming from the 2017 bombing of Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center Prosecutors said Hari, who is the leader of the White Rabbit militia group, instructed two accomplices to throw a pipe bomb inside the center  Hari was found guilty of using explosives, damaging property because of its religious character and obstructing the free exercise of religious beliefs The 49-y...

Illinois man found guilty in Minnesota mosque bombing A federal jury found Michael Hari guilty on all five counts for his role in planning the 2017 bombing at the Dar al-Farooq Islamic Center. Author: Sherburne County Jail A federal jury has found the Illinois man accused in the 2017 bombing at a Bloomington mosque guilty on all the charges against him.  The jury, after half a day of deliberations and a five-week trial, found 49-year-old Michael Hari, of Clarence, Illinois, guilty for his role in the bombing of the Dar al-Farooq Islamic Center (DAF) on Aug. 5, 2017, the U.S. Attorney's Offi...

Illinois Militia Leader Convicted In Minnesota Mosque Bombing - Across Illinois, IL - A few hours after his conviction, Michael Hari called a newspaper to say he was beginning a hunger strike.