A federal judge in Knoxville sentenced Kyle Spitze to 77 years, the longest federal sentence yet for what the Justice Department calls a “nihilistic violent extremist,” and here is how the “764” network operates, who else has been prosecuted and where the law falls short.
Michael Pack admitted filing a false report calling a bleeding detainee uninjured, the Justice Department said; a second officer admitted delaying medical care on the day Quantez Burks was beaten to death.
For more than a year, ZeroDarkTony has told viewers to donate money for legal expenses while simultaneously assuring them that the people he targets in court will ultimately be forced to pay those same costs. Now, a newly filed fee motion seeks more than $23,000 from one of those opponents, raising a question that goes…
ZeroDarkTony spent nearly an hour on September 9th circling an “embargo” on unnamed people over an unnamed issue, and never resolved who or what he was talking about.
After ZeroDarkTony supporter @Pippie807 said she “might have saved someone” by calling Slidell PD on Jared Brooks, we checked her account against the incident report. An officer watching a livestream that showed nothing. An officer attempted to call Brooks and his wife. No officer went to the house.
During a June 24 YouTube livestream, ZeroDarkTony described a recent restraining-order hearing, alleging the opposing party’s own defense describing of D’Amato’s past convinced the judge he was a stalker.