Warrant Served At Home Of Minutemen Founder

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http://www.10news.com/news/11321654/detail.html

SAN DIEGO -- Detectives served search warrants Wednesday on two prominent anti-illegal-immigration activists as part of a probe into a vandalism spree at Rancho Penasquitos-area migrant camps two months ago, officials said.

The investigators searched the homes of local Minutemen leader Jeff Schwilk and San Diego resident Julie Adams, who lives near a day laborers camp and has publicly protested its presence in her neighborhood, according to police.

Last month, detectives served a search warrant at the San Diego home of immigration activist Christy Czajkowski, seizing a computer, video camera and videotapes. snip

Vandals raided canyon encampments and destroyed migrant workers' belongings, including tents, clothing, sleeping bags and other personal effects.

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1. Typical vigilante behavior - attack and steal from poor people

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2. yep, this is straight out of Grapes of Wrath.

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3. I wonder if Lou Dobbs is going to mention this development tonight?

He usually always reports on any Minutemen in the news.

Don

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4. Good. I hope they find something and send 'em to jail.

Hateful bigots.

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5. dupe

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6. I notice they never mention this stuff on Lou Dobbs show

Sentencing for white supremacist Gilbert postponed until April 6

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2003610371_websentence10m.html

Sentencing for a Seattle man who was once imprisoned in a plot to blow up Martin Luther King Jr. was delayed this morning.

The attorney for Keith Gilbert, convicted of several federal weapons charges, requested the delay because he hadn't had a chance to review the government's sentencing memorandum, which had been filed Thursday. U.S. District Court Judge Marsha Pechman rescheduled the sentencing for April 6.

Gilbert, who most recently worked as a property manager for two Roosevelt neighborhood landlords, was convicted late last year of selling illegal weapons to an informant. Prosecutors also contended that Gilbert illegally possessed 74 weapons, including a weapon that was stolen from the military and another with a missing serial number, and that Gilbert and a co-defendant manufactured machine guns.

In addition, prosecutors said, Gilbert had stockpiled more than 20,000 rounds of ammunition.

"Gilbert has a history of violence — including violence involving firearms and explosives — and extremism that suggests that Gilbert's possession of firearms and his distribution of firearms to other presumably like-minded individuals is of gravest concern," prosecutors wrote in a sentencing memorandum. snip

He was at one point an admitted member of the Minutemen and he later founded the Socialist Nationalist Aryan People's Party, which considered Adolf Hitler a prophet and tried to recruit members from Butler's organization.