Posted on Dec 13, 2022
Former Green Beret, Oath Keeper found guilty for actions on January 6
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"Jeremy Brown, the self-described Oath Keepers member and lauded 20-year U.S. Army Special Forces soldier, was found guilty Monday in six of ten counts related to possessing illegally registered guns, explosives and classified Defense Department documents."
Former Green Beret, Oath Keeper found guilty for actions on January 6
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LTC Eugene Chu you play... you pay...
..."But the government charged him with being outside the Capitol that day, though not until Sept. 30, 2021. With a warrant in hand, federal agents arrested him and then conducted a search of his home and RV, where they said that they had discovered the illegal guns, explosives and secret documents.
Brown has been detained in the Pinellas County jail ever since then, because a federal judge said at his initial bond hearing that he “poses a danger to law enforcement officials,” and that “no condition or combination of conditions of release will reasonably assure the safety of any other person and the community.”
U.S. Magistrate Judge Sean Flynn was particularly troubled by a sign that Brown posted on the front door of his home that was directed to federal and local law enforcement officials that said that they “Better bring a bigger Tactical PACKAGE,” referring to weapons.
A Republican, he briefly filed as a congressional candidate in Hillsborough County in 2020 to run against Democrat Kathy Castor. He ended up running from jail as a GOP candidate in House District 62 last month, losing to Democrat Michele Rayner.
Every day at the trial over the past week, a hardcore group of between a dozen to 20 supporters crammed into the small courtroom to show support for Brown.
Brown will now return to the Pinellas County jail, where he’s been every day for more than 14 months."
..."But the government charged him with being outside the Capitol that day, though not until Sept. 30, 2021. With a warrant in hand, federal agents arrested him and then conducted a search of his home and RV, where they said that they had discovered the illegal guns, explosives and secret documents.
Brown has been detained in the Pinellas County jail ever since then, because a federal judge said at his initial bond hearing that he “poses a danger to law enforcement officials,” and that “no condition or combination of conditions of release will reasonably assure the safety of any other person and the community.”
U.S. Magistrate Judge Sean Flynn was particularly troubled by a sign that Brown posted on the front door of his home that was directed to federal and local law enforcement officials that said that they “Better bring a bigger Tactical PACKAGE,” referring to weapons.
A Republican, he briefly filed as a congressional candidate in Hillsborough County in 2020 to run against Democrat Kathy Castor. He ended up running from jail as a GOP candidate in House District 62 last month, losing to Democrat Michele Rayner.
Every day at the trial over the past week, a hardcore group of between a dozen to 20 supporters crammed into the small courtroom to show support for Brown.
Brown will now return to the Pinellas County jail, where he’s been every day for more than 14 months."
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