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'Everything is compromised' | Four Proud Boys leaders indicted on conspiracy charges in connection to Capitol riot

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Breaking NewsThe FBI says the group worried it could face gang charges following the arrest of leader Enrique Tarrio in January.4:29 PM EDT March 19, 2021WASHINGTON — A federal indictment against four leaders of the Proud Boys unsealed on Friday lays out in detail the steps the group allegedly took to avoid law enforcement detection while planning to disrupt the joint session of Congress on January 6.The indictment includes charges of conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding, obstruction of law enforcement and destruction of government property against four high-ranking members of the Proud Boys:and were previously charged individually, and at least some of the details in the indictment – like instructions for Proud Boys to come dressed “incognito” and to use encrypted messaging apps and handheld Chinese radios – have previously been alleged in court.Among the new information are revelations about the worries that spread through the group after Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was arrested in D.C. in the days before the “Stop the Steal” rally. According to the indictment, after Tarrio’s arrest the Proud Boys were concerned their encrypted communications would be compromised. The indictment alleges that Donohoe created a new encrypted channel and “took steps to destroy or ‘nuke’ the earlier channel.”Donohoe allegedly went further, posting that, “Everything is compromised and we can be looking at gang charges.”: In a federal indictment unsealed today, the says top scrambled following the arrest of leader Enrique Tarrio, worrying that his (and their) communications would be compromised and that they could face "gang charges." — Jordan Fischer (@JordanOnRecord)Another new encrypted channel, called “Boots on the Ground,” was made on January 5. The FBI alleges that during the riot more than 60 users participated in that channel.At 9:09 p.m. on January 5, the FBI says users on the new encrypted channels received instructions telling them, “Rufio is in charge, cops are the primary threat, don’t get caught by them or BLM, don’t get drunk until off the street.”The indictment also says on December 27, Nordean created an online crowdfunding campaign which solicited donations for “protective gear and communications” to be used by the Proud Boys on January 6. The FBI says Rehl posted a link to a similar fundraiser with the name “Travel Expenses for Upcoming Patriot Events” that raised more than $5,500 in donations.The Proud Boys are not the only group now indicted on conspiracy charges. In February, on multiple charges for allegedly conspiring to travel to D.C. on January 6 to disrupt the certification of Electoral College votes.Paid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsThe FBI says the group worried it could face gang charges following the arrest of leader Enrique Tarrio in January.4:29 PM EDT March 19, 2021WASHINGTON — A federal indictment against four leaders of the Proud Boys unsealed on Friday lays out in detail the steps the group allegedly took to avoid law enforcement detection while planning to disrupt the joint session of Congress on January 6.The indictment includes charges of conspiracy, obstruction of an official proceeding, obstruction of law enforcement and destruction of government property against four high-ranking members of...

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