Posted on Jan 30, 2023
Four white men who attacked Black DJ sentenced for federal hate crime in Seattle
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Good...not only willthey have to answer for it here but later as well.
NOW...I AM SHOCKED THIS DIDN'T HAPPEN INTHE SOUTH...PARTICUARLY MISSISSIPPI! SARCASM!!!!!!!!!!!
NOW...I AM SHOCKED THIS DIDN'T HAPPEN INTHE SOUTH...PARTICUARLY MISSISSIPPI! SARCASM!!!!!!!!!!!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."“A number of white supremacists targeted him, attacked him, and have forever altered his life,” Brown said. “And whenever we have a case like that, we want to do everything we can to make sure those individuals are held accountable and that we treat hate crimes as the virus that it is.”
Rick Collodi, the FBI’s special agent in charge of Seattle’s field office, said the defendants tried to conceal their actions, but the truth ultimately came out.
“The defendants chose to assault him because of the color of his skin — a crime motivated by hate,” Collodi said. “Hate crimes are the highest priority of the FBI’s civil rights program because of the devastating impact they have on families and communities.”
He said hate crimes can be difficult to investigate because they must demonstrate that the crime was motivated by the offenders’ bias.
“The four defendants admitted to being members of a white supremacist group," Collodi said. "While they have the right to believe what they want, they do not have the right to commit a crime because it doesn’t conform to their worldview.”
..."“A number of white supremacists targeted him, attacked him, and have forever altered his life,” Brown said. “And whenever we have a case like that, we want to do everything we can to make sure those individuals are held accountable and that we treat hate crimes as the virus that it is.”
Rick Collodi, the FBI’s special agent in charge of Seattle’s field office, said the defendants tried to conceal their actions, but the truth ultimately came out.
“The defendants chose to assault him because of the color of his skin — a crime motivated by hate,” Collodi said. “Hate crimes are the highest priority of the FBI’s civil rights program because of the devastating impact they have on families and communities.”
He said hate crimes can be difficult to investigate because they must demonstrate that the crime was motivated by the offenders’ bias.
“The four defendants admitted to being members of a white supremacist group," Collodi said. "While they have the right to believe what they want, they do not have the right to commit a crime because it doesn’t conform to their worldview.”
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