US ‘white extremist’ trio arrested for anti-government plot
Three men charged with murder conspiracy and anti-government activity : Luke Austin Lane, 21, Jacob Kaderli, 19, and Michael John Helterbrand, 25. – EPA pic, January 18, 2020.
THREE alleged members of a US white supremacist group have been arrested on charges of plotting to overthrow the American government and conspiracy to murder two anti-fascist activists. Police said the trio were members of The Base, which US prosecutors have described as an international network of white nationalists who discuss “committing acts of violence against minority communities”.
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