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SACRAMENTO — A suspected far-right extremist and radicalized supporter of former President Trump facing federal explosives charges may have been targeting California Gov. Gavin Newsom and the San Francisco Bay Area headquarters of social media giants Twitter and Facebook, according to the FBI. Federal prosecutors charged Ian Benjamin Rogers, 43, of Napa County, with possessing five homemade pipe bombs that investigators found when they searched his home and auto repair business Jan. 15. They also confiscated additional bomb-making material along with 49 firearms and thousands of rounds of a...

FBI: Ian Rogers threatened ‘going to war’ if Trump is removed from office [Napa Valley Register, Calif.] Jan. 28—An FBI agent specializing in domestic terrorism said Ian Benjamin Rogers sent out a series of text messages threatening Gov. Gavin Newsom, Democrats and social media organizations the week before he was arrested for possessing an arsenal of weaponry at his Napa home and business. The affidavit is the first time that law enforcement has presented evidence that Rogers wasn’t just obsessed with weaponry, but considered “going to war” if Trump had to give up the presidency....

CA Trump Supporter Faces Charges Regarding Homemade Pipe Bombs - Napa Valley, CA - Text messages sent by Ian Rogers indicated his intent to attack Democrats and democratic places to keep Trump in office, an FBI agent wrote.

An FBI agent specializing in domestic terrorism said Ian Benjamin Rogers sent out a series of text messages threatening Gov. Gavin Newsom, Democrats and social media organizations the week before he was arrested for possessing an arsenal of weaponry at his Napa home and business. The affidavit is the first time that law enforcement has presented evidence that Rogers wasn’t just obsessed with weaponry, but considered “going to war” if Trump had to give up the presidency. Rogers, 43, believed that Trump had won the presidential election and should not leave office, Special Agent ...

Suspected far-right extremist with 'white privilege' card charged; pipe bombs found at Napa business FacebookTwitterEmail Investigators allege Ian Benjamin Rogers, 43, of Napa, had a “White Privilege” card when they served a search warrant Jan. 15. An FBI agent said the card references Donald Trump, the 45th president.FBI A suspected far-right extremist who carried a “white privilege” mock credit card has been charged with possessing pipe bombs and accused of threatening to bomb Democrats, the state Capitol and social media companies in an attempt to keep Donald Trump as president, ac...