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“This defendant planned a mass-casualty terrorist attack and repeatedly admitted at trial that he had a desire to kill as many people as possible,” acting United States Attorney Tracy L. The terror plot was foiled by the FBI and police using an undercover officer and informant Domingo thought were his accomplices. He said it would spark civil unrest to weaken “America by giving them a taste of the terror they gladly spread all over the world.” attorney’s office said in a statement.ĭomingo considered attacks against Jewish people, churches and police officers before deciding to bomb the white supremacist rally, authorities said.ĭomingo posted one online message saying “America needs another Vegas event,” an apparent reference to the October 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas that killed 59 people, documents show. In online posts and an online forum, Domingo expressed “a desire to seek violent retribution for attacks against Muslims, as well as a willingness to become a martyr,” the U.S.
California veteran gets 25-year sentence for trying to bomb white supremacist rally
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