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Police set up neo-Nazi biker gang to catch white supremacist militants

by theGrio | July 31, 2012 at 1:39 PM
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Brian Klose, alleged leader of the 1st SS Kavallerie Brigade Motorcycle Division, the gang set up and then taken down by undercover agents

Brian Klose, alleged leader of the 1st SS Kavallerie Brigade Motorcycle Division, the gang set up and then taken down by undercover agents

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In a five year undercover investigation, Florida police set up a fake Neo-nazi biker gang in order to catch white supremacists including one who allegedly offered $1,000 for anyone willing to kill a black man. The Daily Mail reports that  result of this investigation revealed an underground group that were training and equipping themselves for a race war on U.S. soil. Members of the hate group would shoot AK-47′s at water-filled jugs which represented the heads of blacks and Jews, and even traded a motorcycle for a plot of land where a young black man had been burned and buried in 2010. They then proceeded to use the plot of land as a urinal:

Police set up a neo-Nazi motorcycle gang to snare white supremacists and racist bikers, including one who allegedly offered a $1,000 reward to anyone willing to murder a black man.

After a five-year undercover investigation, prosecutors in Osceola County, Florida, believe they have been able to topple two domestic terrorism groups who were planning attacks on U.S. soil.

The probe – involving informants, hidden cameras and microphones, as well as undercover agents – revealed a subculture of neo-Nazi activists who were training and equipping themselves for a race war.

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