Boogaloo Bois

Far-right white supremacist arrested in Florida for weapons charges

"The fbi [sic] are jewish mercenaries that must be stopped,” Miller wrote in a Telegram post on Oct. 8, in which he praised the plan to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

|ByIDAN ZONSHINE
Matt Marshall of the right-wing group Washington State Three Percent (3%), and clad in the Boogaloo uniform of a Hawaiian shirt, speaks at a 'Hazardous Liberty! Defend the Constitution!' rally to protest the stay-at-home order, at the Capitol building in Olympia, Washington on April 19, 2020
Matt Marshall of the right-wing group Washington State Three Percent (3%), and clad in the Boogaloo uniform of a Hawaiian shirt, speaks at a 'Hazardous Liberty! Defend the Constitution!' rally to protest the stay-at-home order, at the Capitol building in Olympia, Washington on April 19, 2020

Far-right Boogaloo Bois members arrested, attempting to support Hamas

Michael Robert Solomon, 30, and Benjamin Ryan Teeter, 22, were arrested Thursday, according to a Justice Department statement.

|ByBEN SALES/JTA
Matt Marshall of the right-wing group Washington State Three Percent (3%), and clad in the Boogaloo uniform of a Hawaiian shirt, speaks at a 'Hazardous Liberty! Defend the Constitution!' rally to protest the stay-at-home order, at the Capitol building in Olympia, Washington on April 19, 2020

Two men linked to 'boogaloo' movement face charges

One of the men, US Air Force Sergeant Steven Carrillo, 32, had already been charged with killing a sheriff's deputy in a violent confrontation with law enforcement in Santa Cruz, California.

|ByREUTERS
Matt Marshall of the right-wing group Washington State Three Percent (3%), and clad in the Boogaloo uniform of a Hawaiian shirt, speaks at a 'Hazardous Liberty! Defend the Constitution!' rally to protest the stay-at-home order, at the Capitol building in Olympia, Washington on April 19, 2020

Boogaloo Bois: Violent extremists who (mostly) don’t hate the Jews

The Boogaloo network's armed adherents yearn for a second civil war between ordinary Americans and a federal government they consider oppressive.

|ByBEN SALES/JTA