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| Three members of group that funds far-left domestic terrorism suspects in Atlanta, have been arrested following a raid. |
| 2023-06-02 |
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On Tuesday, three people connected to the The Georgia Bureau of Investigation announced that alongside the Atlanta Police Department, the three were arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into the criminal acts undertaken at the site. 39-year-old Marlon Scott Kautz of Atlanta, 30-year-old Savannah Patterson of Savannah, and 42-year-old Adele Maclean of Atlanta were all arrested and charged with money laundering and charity fraud. While executing a search warrant, authorities discovered evidence linking the suspects to financial crimes. According to WBS-TV, the raid occurred at the "teardown home," which is painted in rainbow colors and covered in messages, in the Edgewood neighborhood on Wednesday morning. Kautz, Patterson and Maclean all work for the nonprofit the Atlanta Solidarity Fund, which bails out those arrested at the scene of the public training facility. The group plans to demonstrate in front of the Dekalb County jail on Wednesday night, advertising the event on Instagram. In a blurb to social media, the group stated, "To date, 42 people have been charged with domestic terrorism and a protestor, Tortuguita, was murdered by Georgia State Patrol. Since this murder, nearly 30 additional people have been charged with domestic terrorism for their alleged participation in protests, and some for simply attending a music festival organized in support of the movement." "Today’s arrests are the latest escalation in the state’s attacks on the right to protest," the blurb later added. The same day as the music festival, a large group dressed in black bloc attacked the training facility, setting fire to construction equipment. The group also attacked coppers, throwing rocks and fireworks at them. Local authorities have also discovered deadly traps set up in the park, and closed it off to pedestrian traffic earlier this spring. In a statement issued on Wednesday, Governor Brian Kemp said, "These criminals facilitated and encouraged domestic terrorism with no regard for others, watching as communities faced the destructive consequence of their actions." "For months, law enforcement on the state and local level have worked diligently to secure the site of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center in the face of violence from mostly out-of-state activists," read another part of Kemp's statement. "They came to harass coppers and civilians, choosing destruction over legitimate protest." He added, "Here in Georgia, we DO NOT allow that to happen. Today’s announcement is a reminder that we will track down every member of a criminal organization, from Related: Atlanta Solidarity Fund: 2023-01-24 Atlanta Antifa terror suspect worked as a production assistant for CNN and is daughter of UK Foreign Office consultant and New Jersey-based Chinese pharma tycoon Atlanta Solidarity Fund: 2023-01-20 Antifa protester shot dead by police at Atlanta's 'Cop City' as SEVEN are charged with domestic terrorism after state trooper injured: Activists call for a 'Night of Rage' Atlanta Solidarity Fund: 2022-12-16 Five Antifa members are charged with domestic terrorism: Cops swoop on Atlanta autonomous zone and find explosives - after locals were ambushed and homes set alight Related: Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: 2023-03-08 Rich New Yorker among protesters arrested in Atlanta 'Cop City' violence Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: 2023-01-28 Georgia Governor Kemp declares state of emergency in response to Antifa protest Atlanta Public Safety Training Center: 2023-01-28 Stacey Abrams adviser said burning police car, smashing windows isn't 'violence' after anti-cop chaos |
| Posted by:Fred |
| #6 The Georgia court system with regard to election integrity has not impressed me. I don’t think they need federal help to do corrupt stuff. Still, these three are not local talent as I remember. Hopefully, justice will be served. |
| Posted by: Super Hose 2023-06-02 15:06 |
| #5 DOJ will put a stop to this. I would expect somebody's civil rights are being violated or somesuch. |
| Posted by: ed in texas 2023-06-02 14:04 |
| #4 State charges raj, Garland can't do shit. |
| Posted by: Chris 2023-06-02 07:53 |
| #3 Georgia, sweet Georgia on my mind... |
| Posted by: Procopius2k 2023-06-02 07:18 |
| #1 They'll skate like Nancy Kerrigan, before the pipe to the knee. Garland will see to that. |
| Posted by: Raj 2023-06-02 00:08 |
